Lenore R.S. Lim is a Filipino–Canadian–American artist internationally recognized for her innovative printmaking that fuses traditional techniques with digital processes. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of the Philippines, and pursued advanced studies in printmaking at the School of Visual Arts in New York City.
Lim has held solo exhibitions at the Abu Dhabi Culture and Heritage Foundation and the Metropolitan Museum of Manila, and participated in the 2002 Open Sculpture and Installation exhibit in Lido, Venice, affirming her global presence.
Her achievements include the Outstanding Professional Award for Fine Arts from the University of the Philippines Alumni Association, the Pamaana ng Pilipino Presidential Award for Outstanding Overseas Filipinos (2005), and a Pollock‑Krasner Foundation grant in New York (1999). She is represented by Paul Sharpe Contemporary Art Gallery in New York, which has showcased her works to international audiences.
Lim’s art, characterized by layered textures, luminous colors, and meditative compositions, has been the subject of the book Profound Afterglow: The Prints of Lenore R.S. Lim (2005), authored by Ruben Defeo and Clint White, with a foreword by Agnes Gund, President of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).
