Zen Rocks Stacked

ZEN ROCKS STACKED - A vertical textured abstract, this painting features an array of marks, textures and patterns in calming organic rock/pebble shapes. The colour palette of earthy neutrals with pops of blue makes for an interesting modern piece that will suit many interiors.

We all need a sense of calm, strength, resilience and stability in our lives, especially now as we learn to live with Covid and the changes to our world that it has brought. My Zen Rocks are my way of expressing these qualities through art.

50.5cm x 121.5cm this original artwork arrives ready to hang as is (or use Bluethumb's framing service if you would prefer it framed). Comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity and is titled, signed and year dated on the back of the canvas. Sides are painted the same taupe colour as the background and the painting is matte varnished.

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Australian Artist Lisa Frances Judd creates from her Blue Mountains Art Studio, west of Sydney. Lisa's paintings are brimming with beautiful colour palettes and layers of patterns, textures and abstracted shapes. Her artworks have been and continue to be collected by Australian and International Collectors.
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With each painting she aims to take the viewer beyond the everyday to a happier place and evoke uplifted feelings. Her paintings are diverse and she prefers to create a series of related pieces then move on to a new series with a fresh approach.
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Lisa is happy to work with Collectors who would like a Commissioned piece. You can contact her through Bluethumb to discuss your requirements.
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While her art is joyful the beginnings of her art career were inspired by her only Son's stage 4 Brain Cancer journey which started in 2011. Lisa turned to her art during this terrible time to combat the grief and pain she felt and this literally changed the direction of her life. Her Son James is still with us in 2026, however in June 2024 his Cancer returned and once again he is in a battle for his life. Lisa is currently balancing supporting her son in Brisbane with continuing her artistic career.
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Lisa has participated in many group exhibitions and held numerous solo art exhibitions. Her very first Solo Exhibition at The Pine Street Gallery, Chippendale, Sydney was featured in The Sydney Morning Herald's Spectrum Section in 2013. That same year she was included in the ‘Undiscovered’ feature of Art Collector Magazine & Art Edit. In 2018 Lisa was selected as a Featured Acrylic Artist on Empty Easel.com. In 2019 her work was selected for an International Showcase via Artsy Shark and in 2020 again she was selected for a permanent Featured Artist Article (by Artsy Shark).
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Thank you for taking the time to read a little about Lisa and her art practice.