Elizabeth Stainberg is an Argentinian-American multidisciplinary artist exploring various techniques, including agamographs, watercolors, inks, photography, pencil, and oil/acrylic paintings. Her work reflects her curious instinct, using the combination of these techniques as a practice to refine her artistic skills. Her creative focus revolves around life as a concept, addressing subjects such as animals, flowers, landscapes, and people.
Since 2001, she has resided and worked in Miami, graduating with an associate degree in child development from Miami Dade College. Elizabeth has supplemented her artistic education with personalized mentorship from renowned artists and studies at the Miami International Fine Arts. Dedicated to art education, Stainberg was an art instructor at Miramar Cultural Center, taught independently to children aged 5 to 12, and at the Conservatory of Music and Art, Kalos. Since September 2023, she has been the Artist in Residence at MIFA, participating in exhibitions at prestigious institutions such as Barry University, the Miami Watercolor Society, and the InterContinental. Additionally, she has made her mark in public art, being commissioned to paint the hydrants of the city of Hallandale and benches at Pembroke Gardens Shops.