Today, Lilli is renowned for her signature performances, installations, and images created through figurative body-casting in plaster/fiberglass. Her work addresses social issues, humanitarian causes, and political turmoil, aiming to stimulate conversations and promote understanding within the global community. Her large-scale conceptual installations often include multiple elements such as drawing, painting, mixed-media sculpture, photography, performance art, and video, with layered stories and narratives essential to her work.
Lilli's work often involves public participation, creating intimate and thought-provoking experiences that resonate with audiences worldwide. Through her ongoing internationally exhibited works, she continues to follow her personal goal of creating an ever-morphing body of work that changes over time yet maintains constant validity.
“Through my ongoing internationally exhibited works, “The Mandala Project Series,” I am continuing to follow my own personal goal to create an ever-morphing body of work that changes over time and yet maintains constant validity.”
Recent projects include “The Mandala Project Desert: Collateral Damage,” which addressed the plight of migrants who perished in the desert while crossing the border from Mexico to the US. Her project “The Global Supper” was exhibited during the Venice Biennale 2022, receiving huge resonance from visitors. This project was also showcased in Germany's oldest cathedral in Aachen, for the European Peace Prize in 2023, imagining the whole world under one roof, united at one large table, reflecting on our future while “serving humanity.”
Lilli Muller's art transcends boundaries, engaging communities and affecting change, one piece of art and one person at a time. Her work continues to inspire and provoke thought, making her a vital voice in the contemporary art world.
Other pending projects include The Mandala Project: Ground Zero, The Mandala Project Berlin: 14 days Along the Berlin Wall, and The Bridge to Selma. She is planning multiple projects destined for Europe and the Middle East that will impact the audience by engaging them in dialog, and affecting change in communities, one piece of art and one person at a time. These complex, multi-media exhibits will again be various elements including sound, projection, 2D art, and video interaction with performance art.