Elise Love-McCorkle (b.1994) grew up in Austin, studied at the University of Texas at Austin—within the Texas Media & Analytics sequence in the Stan Richards School of Advertising and Public Relations— and has spent the majority of the last decade living in Lisbon. From posters and commercial projects to conceptual art pieces, her visual work has been exhibited in Lisbon, London, and Mexico City. It has also been published in SANd, a Berlin-based poetry and art journal founded by a writer from Oklahoma, and her writing has been printed in the oldest continuously published poetry journal in the United States. Additionally, she is the director of Centro, a forthcoming artist-run initiative that will support artistic developments that deepen her understanding of anthropocentric ways of seeing.
Since 2021, love-mccorkle has practiced low-cost and sustainable artistic creation by using found materials and upcycling items—and has set a goal to use 95% leftover and found materials for her practice in 2026. as an interdisciplinary artist, Love-McCorkle is concerned with optimized performance, conscious role play (as well as the practicality of rotating parts), and implementing a methodic framework for sustainable production.
Below, there is a page titled ‘supply,’ where items can be purchased. This assortment of items is referred to as a 'supply,' because, rather than products, they exist as components of her practice—parts of a larger processing and communication machine. They functionally contribute to a cohesive and expansive study.
To get in touch, send an email to contact@eliselovemc.com.