Lisa Price
Lisa-Marie Price is an abstract painter based in Hertfordshire, UK. Her practice is centred around using handmade watercolours crafted from foraged Earth minerals and working on offcut linen to reduce her environmental footprint. She delves into themes of climate change, mindfulness, and the significance of being present, with a focus on our relationship to the natural world. Through delicate brush strokes and textured compositions, she creates a quiet calmness that encourages reflection and invites viewers to reconnect with nature.
Represented by Columbia Road Gallery in East London, Price’s work has been showcased in prestigious venues such as the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, MK Gallery, D Contemporary Gallery, Copeland Gallery, The Other Art Fair, and The Shard. Her paintings have also been featured on platforms including Saatchi Art, The Guardian, The Flux Review, Go With Yamo, Rise Art, and MK Gallery. Price’s work has been included in numerous group exhibitions across the UK, and she has completed private commissions in Germany, England, Wales, New Zealand, and Canada.
Price graduated in 2008 with a Fine Arts degree from the University of East London. Through her paintings, she seeks to inspire a positive shift towards environmental preservation and encourage a deeper, more mindful connection to the Earth.
Lisa Price’s artistic practice is deeply rooted in sustainability and mindfulness. As an abstract painter, she creates handmade watercolours from foraged earth minerals and work on off-cut linen to minimise my environmental impact. This process reflects her commitment to eco-conscious art, using nature as an inspiration and medium. Each painting tells a unique story drawn from urban and rural landscapes, sparking conversations about climate change, the cosmos, and the importance of being present.
Slowing down and practising mindfulness is central to her creative process. Quiet, delicate art can offer a sense of calm, enhance well-being, and encourage deeper reflection. Through subtle, textured compositions, she invites viewers to pause, find stillness, and reconnect with nature and themselves.
Her work also serves as a call to action, challenging societal norms and prompting awareness of our environment. Informed by extensive research on science, the environment, and consciousness, she combines storytelling and abstraction to inspire collective action toward a more sustainable future. Through exploring our interaction with the natural world, her paintings encourage a more grounded, attentive, and eco-conscious way of life.