Lysanne views her practice as an act of resistance; resistance to the shallow glassy surfaces of contemporary life, resistance to the oppression of standardization, monetization, corporatization and key performance indicators.
While she primarily works with clay, Lysanne does not hesitate to borrow materials and techniques from other practices. In her works, she might incorporate rusted metal found in a vacant lot, broken glass sourced from a car mechanic, or rock dust from a stone carver’s air filters. She applies commercial flocking or paint to further enhance contrast – and sometimes even injects some sly wit into her artworks.
Lysanne Larose is currently represented by Foster Gallery and Pottery.