Field Notes: My Time In Chios (pronounced hee-os)
Field Notes Collection was born out of this precious time spent in Chios. A collection that is a reminder to stop and really look at our surroundings. Breathe it all in and don’t take anything for granted.
Be in awe of the little things.
How the sea laps onto the shoreline, slowly eroding the pebbles and rocks it touches with every tide, shaping them gradually over deep time. The way a tree casts a shadow on the ground, providing shade to the insects and wildlife that call it home. Watching the sun as it peeks above the horizon, observing the colours it casts through the clouds.
Each new day is an opportunity to admire how beautiful, resilient, and wondrous we and our planet are.
Take that moment. Be kind to yourself, to the world around you, and to each other. We are but a tiny speck in a vast universe, but we are each special and worthy.
Earth in My Hands: The Story Behind “100 Wild Earths”
To mark Earth Month, I’m excited to unveil 100 Wild Earths — a limited collection of abstract miniatures created using handmade pigments foraged from rocks, clay, and soil. In this blog, I share the inspiration behind the project, my deep-rooted love for the land, and the slow, mindful process of painting with earth in my hands.
The Power of Quiet Art: Finding Solace in Simple, Subtle Creations
I've always been drawn to the beauty of quiet art – the kind of art that whispers rather than shouts, and invites contemplation rather than demands attention. As a child, I would sit amongst my sister and cousins (I have a big family!) and I was almost always the quietest one, sitting in the corner, colouring in or building something from scratch in my own little world. I think the desire to find solace amidst all the noise led me to how I work today. My art practice has taken the form of creating with natural earth minerals, slowly, carefully selecting and processing them to reveal their subtle beauty.
Exploring Nature Through Art: An Interview with Eco-Conscious Abstract Painter Lisa-Marie Price by The Nomad Salon
I had the pleasure of sitting down with Jenny Muñoz, the founder of The Nomad Salon, last month. As an advocate for emerging and mid-career female artists, Jenny is dedicated to elevating their profiles and offering guidance and support. With her strong moral compass, she ensures that any artists she works with are treated fairly and with respect.
I was thrilled to be interviewed by Jenny, discussing my artistic practice and career. We delved into topics such as sustainable art practices, the inspiration behind my earth-mineral paints, and the motivations behind my work.
The Art of Sustainability: How Eco-Friendly Materials Can Inspire Change
As we face the rising issue of climate change, it’s important to recognise the effect our everyday decisions have on the environment, including those made in the art world. With the rise of eco-friendly materials and practices, we are now well-equipped to create sustainable and environmentally conscious art. In this post, I'll delve into how to make our practices more sustainable, exploring the benefits of eco-friendly materials and how they can inspire change.