"The Soil Is The Mirror Of Nature"

Discover my GeoHorizon series on this page. Started in 2010, these intuitive and minimalist paintings are inspired by soil horizons, plant residues and mineral veins. Each work is an invitation to contemplate the hidden beauty of our planet. Let yourself be enchanted by their spiritual grandeur and their magnificent composition.

GeoHorizon

"An Exploration Of Wildflower Gardens"

This gallery presents a memorable series called GeoFlora, which began in 2013. Using a drip painting technique, I spontaneously splash vibrant and shimmering colors onto my canvas, creating lush and dynamic abstract gardens. I continuously refine this series to offer captivating and unique artworks. Let yourself be transported by these unique floral landscapes and discover art at its highest expression!

GeoFlora

"A Burst Of Emotions With Flower Petals"

Since 2015, I have been working on a series of explosive bouquets in an action painting style. In this series, I aim to go further in the abstraction of floral landscapes by focusing on flower petals. The works thus produced are impulsive, gestural and expressive, reflecting the beauty of nature from a new angle.

Petal Burst

Inspired by the Baie des Chaleurs, located in the picturesque Gaspésie region, the AquaFlora collection is an ode to the beauty of the seas and oceans. A multitude of colors, movements, and textures blend together to offer a rich and varied visual experience. 

The deep shades of indigo and aqua green echo the depths of the seas and oceans while creating abstract and dynamic forms. Every look reveals new, mysterious, and interesting patterns. 

The AquaFlora collection is both intriguing and inspiring and invites us to explore this poetic aquatic world.

AquaFlora

Multiples

A unique and abstract series designed to encourage visual exploration through recycled elements, collage and acrylic painting techniques. 
My creative process starts with selecting old paintings and my idea is to cut them into small pieces to transform them into a collage on canvas. Once the collage is done, I add some touches of acrylic paint to even out the painting and add extra depth. 
I try to communicate my vision by playing with the repetition of forms, rearranging and redefining them through color and collage. 
My works are made to capture the audience's attention first with composition, to then discover up close an abstract work that uses recycled elements.

Lisa Carney