Driven to paint how the world feels inside her, Laura uses the human figure to express what words cannot. Her work explores the intersection of nature, sensuality, and subjectivity—inviting a dialogue between form and abstraction.
After spending eight months living off-grid in the Appalachian Mountains, Laura’s connection to the natural world deepened, dissolving the boundaries between her body and landscape. This immersion continues to shape her artistic language.
Drawn to passion, saturation, and theatricality, Laura treats her canvases as stages for emotion. Working in oils, acrylics, and watercolor, her process balances structure and surrender. As she puts it, “I want to have the courage to let go of control. Art helps me regain the thrill of being messy, imperfect, and unashamed of that.”