Lisa creates in order to uplift, to bring more love and good energy into the world.

To create artworks full of love, connection and good-feeling energy: to bring them into the spaces where we live, work and breathe.

"I believe colour has the ability to create its own visual language: a language which like music, by-passes the mind and connects directly to the soul - it's this language of emotions and connection which I strive to speak."

In her studio, surrounded by crystals, incense, flower essences and a 528 Hz tuning fork (the vibration of love), Lisa works slowly and intentionally, building each painting layer by layer using high-frequency pure pigment paints.

Colour becomes emotion. Emotion becomes energy.

Energy becomes a Portal: a way to reconnect with what feels good, expansive and true.

Every brushstroke carries an intention: love, peace, clarity, joy, strength. These intentions live within the artwork and radiate outward into the home.

"I create my paintings and prints to be visual sanctuaries for the soul - to uplift whoever lives with them.

I've always seen them as 'visual hugs'... To be a feeling of “home,” wherever you place them.

I love it when people say to me that their artwork feels alive: shifting with the light, changing with the day and offering new layers of meaning over time."

"I have always seen the world through colour - not just as pigment, but as energy and emotional language.

Over time, this evolved into a practice of creating artworks that feel like portals: invitations into a different state of being.

My work draws from the Law of Vibration, colour theory, emotional healing and the knowing that love is the most powerful creative force we have.

My intention is simple: to create art that lifts the spirit and reminds you of your own light."

In 2022 and again in 2023, Lisa created Britain’s first moving public art installation dedicated to mental wellness. Titled A Billion Hugs, the project transformed a fleet of 25 iconic London Routemaster buses into travelling artworks that carried uplifting colour and vibrational messages through the city.

Seen across London throughout the summer months, the installation reached millions of people - offering what Lisa describes as “a moment of visual warmth, connection and encouragement in the middle of the hustle and bustle of daily life.” The project was featured on the BBC and widely celebrated for its inclusive, heart-led approach to public art.

"If you feel drawn to my work, please do feel free to explore the collections.

Follow the colours and feelings that call to you - they always know where to lead..."