“Migration,” acrylic on wood panel, 12″ x 16″
Portland, Oregon-based artist Lisa Ericson blends her hyperreallist painting style with a vivid imagination, resulting in fantastical combinations of plants and animals. Ericson tends to focus on one specific flora/fauna combination at a time, like hybrid mouserflies or coral fish. Her most recent series, Mobile Habitats, highlights turtles that support small ecosystems on their shells. From mossy knolls surrounded by fireflies to gnarled trees leafed with monarchs, each turtle-world evokes a specific time and place.
Ericson chronicles her work on Instagram, where she shares, “these pieces are all about turtles and what they can carry on those amazing half-a-globe shells, and about things that need saving.”
The acrylic-on-panel paintings are featured in her solo show, currently on view at Antler Gallery. All of the originals have already sold, but the gallery is offering a limited edition of 50 full-sized, signed and numbered prints.
“Island,” acrylic on panel, 12″ x 12″
“Carrier,” acrylic on panel, 16″ x 12″
“Raft,” acrylic on panel, 12″ x 12″
“Terrarium,” acrylic on panel, 12″ x 12″
“Migration II,” acrylic on panel, 12″ x 16″
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