Elizabeth is an abstract linework artist, based in Asheville, NC. Employing ink as her primary medium, she draws inspiration from natural designs & patterns, to visually articulate the internal, invisible landscapes of thought & emotions. Her approach is intuitive, yet deliberate, creating intricate repetitive motifs that invite reflection and contemplation.
For her, the act of drawing is as much an inward journey as it is a physical practice- sinking into the meditative flow of each stroke of her brush or pen. The lines become pathways—sometimes meandering, sometimes precise—mirroring the ways thoughts drift, return, and transform. What begins as a simple mark unfolds into a terrain of memory, intuition, and quiet revelation.
Elizabeth’s work invites others into these landscapes, offering a pause from the noise of the external world. It offers viewers a meditative space to slow down, observe, and connect with the layered complexity of their own inner worlds. They are spaces to breathe, to wander, and perhaps to recognize fragments of one’s own inner terrain reflected back.
I currently live and work out of a tiny home on a dairy farm outside of Asheville, NC
In 2019, I packed up my Jeep and headed out West.
Despite eventually moving back to the East Coast, I am so grateful to have experienced these beautiful places as home for a few years.
My favorite kitchen growing up was in our farmhome in Chapin, SC. We had a small garden and I remember the planting, the harvesting, and the canning in the summers. It was so exciting to see the entire process from planting a seed to eating a meal from the food it provided. My Mom and I still reminiscence over that little country home and garden that we miss so much.
In that kitchen and others, my Mom taught her children a love and respect for providing for the table. And the kitchen remains one of my favorite creative spaces to this day.