Connie Liebschner is a visual artist based in Glasgow. Her practice explores the Scottish landscape through her deep connection to outdoor swimming and exploring, using painting as a way to translate embodied, immersive experiences of place. Liebschner works predominantly in painting and is interested in how two-dimensional images can evoke immersive spaces. She explores this through the use of multiple layers, shifting viewpoints, and varying opacities, allowing digital and physical ways of seeing to overlap. She studied BA Fine Art at Loughborough University, where she developed an interest in how digital media can be translated into and compared with handmade processes. Following her degree, Liebschner worked as a print tutor at Leicester Print Workshop, where she enjoyed experimenting with a wide range of techniques. She later moved to Scotland to complete a Masters in Print Media at Glasgow School of Art, combining her printmaking knowledge with more traditional painterly approaches. Liebschner is a founding member of the G20 Artist Collective. Her work is held in private collections across the UK and Europe.