Lisa draws inspiration for her fiber art pieces from her time spent in nature, where she finds solace in moments of solitude. Lisa employs various techniques, such as crochet, weaving, and needle felting, to create pieces with layers and depth. The repetitive motions of these techniques become meditative and help her stay grounded in her work, mirroring the same sense of presence she experiences in nature. By using natural fibers in neutral palettes, Lisa's art pieces emanate warmth, grounding, and kindness, just like her favorite moments in nature.
Work
Eggshells - A performance loosely based on Penelope, a weaver and the wife of Odysseus from the Odyssey. Photo by Adrian Hutapea at the New Expressive Works Residency Showcase
Eggshells - set design inspired by multiple feminine narratives coming together and rebelling against expectations.
Eggshells - set design and live weaving as part of a dance performance
Unhinged 17in x 24in
Unhinged 17in x 24in
Gournia 10in x 10in - Mudhouse Artist Residency
Thistles 10in x 10 in - Mudhouse Artist Residency
Resist Refinement 10in x10in - Mudhouse Artist Residency
Stacks Coffeehouse Portland, OR
Mushroom Weaving Zero Three 22in x 38in
Mushroom Weaving Zero Three 22in x 38in
Mushroom Six at PLNTR Washington DC
Mushroom Zero Two 16in x 9in
Mushroom Zero Two 16in x 9in
Lichen Zero Four - 12 x 31
Lichen Zero Four - 12 x 31
Private Nursery Commission
Lichen Zero Six 14in x 14in
Lichen Zero Six 14in x 14in
Cyanotype Mini Prints shown at But Also Washington DC
Cyanotype Mini Prints shown at But Also Washington DC
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