Lora Thomason is a rising contemporary artist whose work delves into emotion, memory, and the subtle beauty of everyday life. Using layered compositions and instinctive expression, she creates pieces that foster reflection and connection, blending vulnerability with resilience.
Her art is rooted in storytelling, inspired by personal transformation, human relationships, and moments of lived experience, which she calls Loraisms. Her work combines organic textures, detailed expression, and a soulful aesthetic, shifting between realism and abstraction to craft visual stories that are both personal and universal. Each piece examines identity, resilience, and the emotional landscapes shaping our lives.
Through her growing body of work, Lora shapes a voice that is thoughtful, emotionally impactful, and deeply connected to human experience. Her art invites viewers to pause, reflect, and find meaning in the spaces between beauty and imperfection.
The Memory of Water
8×10 canvas
Wabi Sabi mixed media-acrylic, gouache, ink, spackling, momigami,
and a bunch of other artwork underneath.
The Shape Memory Takes
16×12 canvas
mixed media acrylic, gouache, charcoal,
and Kittitas area sand/rock
Strata of Becoming
16×20 canvas
mixed media – acrylic, gouache, charcoal,
and Ellensburg sand