Purveyor of unparalleled statement art.

Lisa Lee is an interdisciplinary Designer and Creator whose artisanship spans many methods of expression - Among them performance, installation, sculptural, literary, and wearable.

She approaches each piece as both object and story - Breathtaking nutriment for the eye, and lifegiving elixir for the soul. Everything is conceptual, expressing a sub-surface thing, the breadth of which is often revealed only after a work meets completion!

Lee’s artistic path is shaped by early training at the Elma Lewis School of Fine Arts, hands-on experience, and scholarship at Massachusetts College of Art and Design.

Her current body of work, titled Plenty, asserts affluence, plenitude, and access as birthright! The intention in these artifacts is to expose scarcity where it hides, and cheat lack. These intangible ingredients are woven through her fine art leather rings, collars, and pouches – Opulent, one of a. kind, sculptural, adornments, largely constructed from re-appreciated materials.

Central to this series is one of many Adinkra symbols - Nserewa (cowries) - rooted in the cultural wisdom of the Ashanti people of Ghana, West Africa. Signifying Plenty, it serves as visual affirmation to triumph over the mindset of scarcity. Parallel to her wearable art, Lee is also in the process of designing layered wall pieces that echo these same themes in reclaimed, antique, wooden frames.