Lisa Almond is a British artist whose work is shaped by a lifelong connection to landscape, memory, folklore and atmosphere. She grew up in London and studied at Camberwell College of Arts. Much of her early inspiration came from time spent in France and Suffolk during childhood. In Suffolk especially, she experienced a sense of freedom and closeness to nature that has stayed with her ever since. “It felt gloriously wild, and the marshes held a strange kind of magic. There’s a freshness about them, and I still find that stillness deeply calming.”

Her understanding of landscape was further shaped by years spent living in the mountains of Whistler, Canada and then Colorado, and later by the coast in Cornwall. The scale, movement, and presence of these environments continue to influence how she sees and interprets the natural world, informing her sense of space, texture, and depth. 

In 2016 she won a place at a three month residency at Glenfiddich, Scotland. In March 2026, Lisa will be doing her second residency at Albion Nights, Norfolk. 

Now based in Norfolk, she draws on these varied surroundings past and present, as ongoing sources of inspiration. Her paintings reflect an emotional response to place rather than a literal depiction, and her work is held in private collections internationally.