Now on exhibit… “Bodyscapes” at Load Gallery in Barcelona, Spain. Nine of artist Christy Lee Rogers’ underwater immersive video installations will be on display, along with nine other incredible female artists. Very grateful to Load Gallery and all of you for your continued love and support.!!!
Sirens Video Installation, Christy Lee Rogers, Load Gallery, Barcelona
Christy Lee Rogers’ Venus Rising reimagines the birth of Venus through her signature Baroque-inspired lens. Layers of flowing silk and vivid color drift in suspended motion, as a central figure in white ascends toward the surface, her form haloed in light.
This work has been generously donated to the Instituto Gabriel Wickbold in São Paulo, Brazil with all proceeds dedicated to supporting local artists in their creative process—nurturing the next wave of visionaries in Brazil’s vibrant art community.
We are excited to announce the BBC TV show that Christy Lee Rogers did in 2022 called "Extraordinary Portraits" from Chatterbox Media is now on Amazon Prime. Season 1, Episode 2. See it on AMAZON
Celebrated international photographer Christy Lee Rogers helps Cee Cee, a model with albinism, on her journey from self-proclaimed "ugly duckling" to elegant swan.
Led by creative matchmaker, Tinie, Extraordinary Portraits invites ordinary people with extraordinary stories to sit for some of the most distinctive and ground-breaking artists in the world.
On set in London, UK - Produced by Chatterbox Media - Nav Raman, Pete Coventry
We are excited to announce that Christy Lee Rogers’ video installation works will be in a book! Alongside nine incredible artists, she is part of Bodyscapes—a new publication released by Vetro Editions Berlin on the occasion of the group exhibition at Load Gallery (Barcelona), which explores the body as a territory: a mutable site shaped by memory, material experience, and emotional charge —a lived terrain.
Each artist has their own cover (!); get your copy. https://vetroeditions.com/products/bodyscapes
BODYSCAPES 17 July — 13 September 2025
What does it mean to inhabit a place—or a body? Bodyscapes begins with this question, tracing how artists approach the body not as an object, but as an environment: a mutable site shaped by memory, material experience, and emotional charge; a lived terrain.
Through the eyes of ten female artists—one working as part of a duo—the body undergoes transformations, deformations, and mutations: challenging beauty standards, mirroring the endless loop of social media validation, defying gravity in search of freedom without ever leaving itself. Some bodies remain whole, quiet, grounded, insisting on their right simply to exist. In these works, the body is a sanctuary, a space for healing and connection with the inner self and nature. Finally, the digital bodies in the exhibition reflect the same embodied approach: they speak not of escape or disembodiment, but of inhabiting the virtual realm through the body—living with it, rather than attempting to leave it behind.
Opening reception Saturday June 28, 2025.
