DESCRIPTION
Oil on board
8 x 10 in
2025
My work explores states of transition and quiet resilience: the shifting edges where sea meets sky, silence gathers before a storm, or land dissolves into water. I am drawn to thresholds—the unstable edges where forms are fractured, obscured, or softened. Through layering color and texture, I explore these spaces as living witnesses to presence and absence, beauty and unease. These are not fixed depictions but meditations on change, inviting reflection on a charged ground.
BIO
Lisa Knoop is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice moves between painting, photography, and sculpture. Her ongoing Thresholds series reflects a deep interest in liminal states—where transformation occurs, boundaries shift, and imagination and presence overlap at the threshold of becoming. Rooted in a background in fine art and psychology, her work is shaped by long-standing inquiries into perception, memory, and relational intelligence. Knoop’s artwork moves from atmospheric horizons to abstracted fields of light and color, where silence and resilience emerge in the layering of image, memory, and transformation. She has exhibited internationally, and her work is held in private collections worldwide. Knoop lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area.
DESCRIPTION
Oil on board
8 x 10 in
2025
My work explores states of transition and quiet resilience: the shifting edges where sea meets sky, silence gathers before a storm, or land dissolves into water. I am drawn to thresholds—the unstable edges where forms are fractured, obscured, or softened. Through layering color and texture, I explore these spaces as living witnesses to presence and absence, beauty and unease. These are not fixed depictions but meditations on change, inviting reflection on a charged ground.
BIO
Lisa Knoop is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice moves between painting, photography, and sculpture. Her ongoing Thresholds series reflects a deep interest in liminal states—where transformation occurs, boundaries shift, and imagination and presence overlap at the threshold of becoming. Rooted in a background in fine art and psychology, her work is shaped by long-standing inquiries into perception, memory, and relational intelligence. Knoop’s artwork moves from atmospheric horizons to abstracted fields of light and color, where silence and resilience emerge in the layering of image, memory, and transformation. She has exhibited internationally, and her work is held in private collections worldwide. Knoop lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area.
