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Love and high vibrational energy are at the core of everything I create, I want my art to ‘do something’ to move beyond the purely decorative, I don’t paint in order to fill a gap on someone’s wall, I paint in order to add more love and good energy into people’s lives: to open up conversations around feeling good emotionally, physically and vibrationally.
Lisa Sharpe is a high frequency artist whose artistic practice is about creating and expressing uplifting emotions, energy and good vibrations through the medium of paint: to ultimately make what's not physical, physical.
Her paints are charged with bio-information, adding extra vibrancy and depth to her work: scientific studies have shown how water stores information and these highly pigmented water based-paints are charged with highly structured frequency waves obtained from plants, precious stones, metals and minerals.
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Commission by Stella Artois and Tatler Magazine. Photograph by Terry O'Neill
By the age of 25, she had become an award winning silk shoe designer: designing for the British Royal Family, European Royalty, celebrities and major fashion houses.
Having been involved in the world of Art & Design for over three decades as a silk shoe designer, art dealer, curator and practising artist, Sharpe's natural affinity with art in all its various guises informs much of her work. Fusing the physical and non-physical is a constant theme throughout her work - continually exploring ways to expanded her knowledge of Quantum Physics and vibrational frequencies in order to keep her work dynamic and meaningful. Love, connection and good-feeling energy are the foundational basis for all her work.
"My artistic practice is about connecting to an energy within me and creating a partnership with paint: I am not trying to harness it and make it represent something in the physical world, in fact what I am trying to do is breathe life into it, so that it becomes vibrantly alive: and it is this expression of vitality, aliveness and energy, which I hope, is sensed and felt by the viewer."
Sharpe's works are in private collections globally including the UK, UAE, USA, Canada, France, Greece, Switzerland and Singapore.
