Linda studied art in The Netherlands (Jan van Eyck Academy) and in Los Angeles and San Diego (MFA program, UCLA, UCSD), and is the recipient of numerous award including a residency at Schloss Solitude of Stuttgart Germany.  Linda's work addresses issues of public space, civil society, architecture, and constitutional democracy. She has exhibited in and received commissions from institutions both in the U.S. and abroad, and has guest lectured for the art departments of UCLA, USC, Otis College of Art and Design, The Evergreen State College, and Cal Arts, the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design. Linda has served on review panels for the Southern California Institute of Architecture, The School of Architecture at Woodbury University, the 18th Street Arts Center, and the Department of Cultural Affairs of Santa Monica.

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