Soli Pierce is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice examines the relationships between light, time, and the natural world. Working across media, she considers how perception shifts through atmosphere, duration, movement, and material change. Her process responds to changing environmental conditions while investigating how natural phenomena are seen, measured, and experienced. Through observation and experimentation, Soli creates works in which the passage of time becomes both subject and material.

Her solo exhibitions include presentations at BAU Gallery in Beacon, KinoSaito Arts Center in Verplanck, ArtsWestchester Gallery in White Plains, and the Hammond Museum in North Salem, New York. She has also participated in group exhibitions at Garrison Art Center, Hudson Valley MOCA, A.I.R. Gallery, Atlantic Gallery, Woman’s Work Art, Super Secret Projects, and Pelham Art Center. In 2025, Soli completed artist residencies at KinoSaito in New York and Jentel in Wyoming. Her 2026 program includes a residency at Tongue River Artist Residency and a fall solo exhibition at the Hammond Museum. She has taught photography at New York University, and her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Village Voice, and Ars Electronica.