Rolling fields in vivid greens and yellows stretch toward a softly layered horizon in this contemporary textile landscape art by Lisa Flowers Ross. Created with hand-dyed fabrics and stitched detailing, the composition uses broad curves, subtle contour lines, and a restrained arrangement of shapes to suggest farmland, open country, and distant hills beneath a warm peach sky. A small cluster of trees near the horizon adds a quiet focal point, while the flowing stitched lines bring texture and depth to the scene.
© Lisa Flowers Ross. All Rights Reserved.
Made from high-quality, weather-resistant aluminum. Suitable for hanging indoors or outdoors.
Aluminum box art pieces are unique as they truly are a box. The sides are folded adding three inches of depth, which raises off the wall by 3 inches. The design wraps on all sides giving it 3-D appearance.
Available in three sizes: 12" x 9" x 1.5", 26" x 18", and 37.5" x 26"
Our aluminum box art is extremely lightweight and can be hung with one small nail. Included is a crossbar across the back with a notch that is perfectly centered, taking the guesswork out of centering your piece.
Idaho artist, Lisa Flowers Ross, creates contemporary, abstract artworks using hand- dyed fabrics. In her studio, she pieces together colorful two-dimensional works and then adds stitching to create texture. Nature and daily observation are her main inspirations. Basic shapes, lines and a focus on color are the main components that repeat themselves throughout her body of work.
Her artwork has been exhibited in solo, group and juried exhibitions, nationally and internationally. Flowers Ross has created public artworks for several different cities and her textile pieces are included in private, as well as public collections.
Flowers Ross holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Studio Art, as well as a Bachelor’s degree in Business. She is a juried artist member of the professional groups, Boise Open Studio Collective Organization and Studio Art Quilt Associates.
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Rolling fields in vivid greens and yellows stretch toward a softly layered horizon in this contemporary textile landscape art by Lisa Flowers Ross. Created with hand-dyed fabrics and stitched detailing, the composition uses broad curves, subtle contour lines, and a restrained arrangement of shapes to suggest farmland, open country, and distant hills beneath a warm peach sky. A small cluster of trees near the horizon adds a quiet focal point, while the flowing stitched lines bring texture and depth to the scene.
© Lisa Flowers Ross. All Rights Reserved.
Made from high-quality, weather-resistant aluminum. Suitable for hanging indoors or outdoors.
Aluminum box art pieces are unique as they truly are a box. The sides are folded adding three inches of depth, which raises off the wall by 3 inches. The design wraps on all sides giving it 3-D appearance.
Available in three sizes: 12" x 9" x 1.5", 26" x 18", and 37.5" x 26"
Our aluminum box art is extremely lightweight and can be hung with one small nail. Included is a crossbar across the back with a notch that is perfectly centered, taking the guesswork out of centering your piece.
Idaho artist, Lisa Flowers Ross, creates contemporary, abstract artworks using hand- dyed fabrics. In her studio, she pieces together colorful two-dimensional works and then adds stitching to create texture. Nature and daily observation are her main inspirations. Basic shapes, lines and a focus on color are the main components that repeat themselves throughout her body of work.
Her artwork has been exhibited in solo, group and juried exhibitions, nationally and internationally. Flowers Ross has created public artworks for several different cities and her textile pieces are included in private, as well as public collections.
Flowers Ross holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Studio Art, as well as a Bachelor’s degree in Business. She is a juried artist member of the professional groups, Boise Open Studio Collective Organization and Studio Art Quilt Associates.