Lori Lejeune

I create mixed media, cross-disciplinary art which frequently incorporates innovative digital elements. Commissions are accepted and I offer work on canvas, metal and vinyl.

I originated a constellation style of wall installation in Atlanta in 2010. My signature large-scale wall installations often feature multiple smaller artworks of varying sizes combined to create elegant patterns on the wall. In 2006, I was inspired to experiment with circular artwork by the late artist Diane Hause who invited artists to exhibit work on recycled compact disks at her gallery in Atlanta which led to the origination of my “constellation” wall installation style by 2010. Many viewers comment that my organic installation work reminds them of a constellation.

The patterns suggest a sequence in time, movement or a feeling. The work activates modern spaces and public sites.

Overcoming is a recurrent theme in my work. The Flight series features the imagery of birds and other winged creatures overcoming gravity through flight and often appears in my wall installation work. The work combines paint and traditional fine art techniques with digital processes. The series stands for overcoming the forces in life that weigh us down, offering an uplifting m...

My artwork has been collected throughout the U.S. and internationally in Australia and Turkey. Public collections include: the Hilton BNA Airport hotel, Nashville; Fulton County’s Public Art Collection; City of Decatur’s Public Art Collection; Art Museum of South Texas, Corpus Christi; and MexicArte Museum, Austin, among others. My work has been featured in numerous publications and CommonCreativ[e] magazine named me one of the 50 Most Creative People in Atlanta.

My wall installations have been selected for exhibit at Real Gallery in Austin, Texas (2012), URBANFronts, ATL (2013), Southwest Arts Center, ATL (2015), the Decatur Arts Alliance (2017), the Emma Darnell Aviation Community Cultural Center in Atlanta (2018) and ArtFields in South Carolina, recognizing artists of the Southeast (2020). More recently, I have completed outdoor public art installations in Georgia.