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          About Lisa D. Hickey

          For me it always begins with a persistent longing to share the energy and awe of nature, whether it be the vastness of Georgian Bay or the simplicity of a lone tree. I work in oil paint, with all of its natural juiciness, to capture the sensory experience of sauntering through the trees, rubbing wintergreen between my fingers, touching electric moss. Every brushstroke records glowing ridges and grooves. It's all about the texture!  My natural world is alive with vibrating and colliding colour.  I like to think of my Canadian art as windows into a way of seeing with wonder.

          See Lisa D. Hickey's art in homes

          Something Bigger

          $9,500 CAD

          Autumn Glow

          $650 CAD

          Twilight Wander Through the Woods

          $3,600 CAD

          Sing the Prettiest Songs

          $1,440 CAD

          Three Little Birds

          $2,300 CAD

          All The October Light

          $1,100 CAD

          Everything The Light Touches

          $1,440 CAD

          A New Path Will Unfold

          $2,600 CAD

          Stormy Weather

          $2,600 CAD

          It’s Just That Simple

          $2,600 CAD

          Sunshine Daydream

          $1,700 CAD

          Infinite Light

          $2,600 CAD

          Lisa D. Hickey's Artist Statement

          I paint a la prima (wet on wet) using oil paint for its rich, velvety character. Using natural bristle brushes, the thick, buttery paint holds every mark and creates a luxurious finish that resonates with intense colour and texture. I lay down brushstrokes to capture the glimmer of light through leaves and branches. I work quickly to convey a fleeting moment and do not revisit the mark once it has been made. My process is immediate and full of energy. With an awareness of my impact on the environment at the forefront of my practice, I switched from acrylics to oils. I favour the natural simplicity of linseed (flax) and walnut oil, and avoid paint thinners and other harsh chemicals.

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