If Ur Lost

Dara Lorenzo: IF UR LOST

Rosenberg Gallery
Goucher College
Baltimore, MD
Nov 13, 2025 - Jan 31, 2026

The Goucher Art Galleries is proud to present IF UR LOST, a solo exhibition by Baltimore-based artist Dara Lorenzo, on view in the Rosenberg Gallery from November 13, 2025 through January 31, 2026.

Through her layered, experimental printmaking practice, Lorenzo explores the fragile terrain of memory, self-discovery, and human connection. Combining photogravure, monotype, and chine-collé techniques, she weaves together personal photographic archives, handwritten diaries, and fragments of her book collection to create works that blur the line between image and text, presence and absence, memory and forgetting.

IF UR LOST continues Lorenzo’s investigation into how deeply private reflections—self-doubt, anxiety, longing, embarrassment—become shared experiences through art. Her process-driven works embrace vulnerability, exposing the fragments of inner dialogue and lived memory that shape how we navigate the world. In this exhibition, silence collides with laughter, fear with bravery, solitude with communion: an echo of what it means to exist among others in the city, in ritual, and in fleeting, fragile moments of human connection.

Artist Statement

“My work is a meditation on the ways we hold and share memory. Through photo-montage, notes, and diary fragments pressed through the printing press, I revisit spaces and experiences that feel both deeply personal and universally human. The act of layering is itself a way of making sense of temporality—what it means to be present, to reflect, and to keep questioning how we exist in the world together.”

— Dara Lorenzo

Exhibition Details

• Opening Reception: November 13, 2025, 6–8 PM
• Artist Talk: November 23, 2–3 PM
• Walking & Searching Tour: December 2, 2–3 PM
• From Medium to Meaning: Critical Perspectives in Art History–Printmaking as Protest, Ritual, and Reproduction: December 6, 6–7:30 PM
• Curator’s Tour: January 17, 2–3 PM

Press Contact

For images, interviews, or additional information, please contact:

Liz Faust

Director of Exhibitions and Curator

liz.faust@goucher.edu