Artist Statement

“Art has the ability to make a house... a home.”

My love for nature runs deep—and it's what drives me to capture everything from delicate flowers and vineyard grapes to epic landscapes, rustic barns, and tranquil waters. For many years, my camera documented family vacations and everyday moments with my children. But over time, I realized how powerful those photos truly were. When dementia touched my family, I saw how a single image could spark a memory, stir emotions, and reconnect someone with a part of their story.

That’s when photography shifted from hobby to purpose.

I’ve seen firsthand how art can transport someone—back to a childhood adventure, a dream destination, or a forgotten feeling. Whether it's the urge to climb a mountain, dive into turquoise waters, or pluck a grape from the vine, I want my art to help people pause and remember. To see beyond the photo—to feel the wind, hear the waves, smell the vineyard, and recall a cherished moment.

My collections are deeply personal.
“Chilled Wine” was born during a season when I craved meaning and needed to hold onto life’s fleeting moments.
“Finding Colors of Life” rose from the darkness of 2020, when color symbolized hope—vibrant hues of healing, peace, and reconnection.

Through my lens, I capture stories and freeze time. Even when memories fade, the art remains—lasting long beyond me.

Many of my pieces are printed on archival paper and museum-mounted under TruLife Non-Glare Acrylic. This medium gives a luminous, glass-like clarity—like looking through a window into my world. The floating, borderless display draws you deeper into the scene without distraction.

From the vast wilderness of Alaska and Wyoming to the sun-drenched shores of St. Lucia, and the vineyards of Napa to my home in Northwest Arkansas—my art reflects where I’ve been and what I’ve felt. And now, I invite you into that journey.

Through rich color, captivating detail, and thoughtfully chosen materials, my hope is that my art brings you more than decor. I hope it brings you presence. 

A reason to pause.
To reflect.
To remember.
To smile.

—Lisa Blount
Nature photographer - Storyteller through fine art