Fine Arts

"Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time"

- Thomas Merton

Contemporary resin sculpture by Leslie Lawson explores movement, texture, and form through thoughtful material exploration and design-driven precision. Drawing inspiration from organic patterns in nature and the quiet beauty of everyday life, Leslie creates sculptural works that balance emotional presence with structural harmony.

Each piece reflects a studio practice rooted in both disciplined design methodology and intuitive experimentation. Influenced by a foundation in graphic design and technical experience with architectural and structural concepts, the work examines the interplay of color, surface, and spatial tension.

Leslie’s resin sculptures invite viewers to pause, reflect, and engage with the expressive qualities of the material itself — offering moments of connection, contemplation, and quiet resonance.

Originals and limited works are available through curated online galleries, including Saatchi Art and Singulart.

The Beauty Within

A mesmerizing sculpture that blends organic and abstract forms, resembling a deconstructed human heart. Its translucent layers, marbled with soft pinks, blues, and greens, create a fluid, ethereal effect. The contrast between smooth curves and jagged edges symbolizes the duality of fragility and resilience, inviting viewers to explore the hidden beauty beneath the surface.

Ethereal Ascent

Embedded with fine metallic accents, the piece evokes a sense of movement and energy, suggesting the sparks of inspiration and determination. Ethereal Ascent celebrates the beauty of rising above challenges, embodying a spirit of hope and transformation.

Ever Flame

This resin sculpture titled "Ever Flame" appears to evoke the dynamic motion and ephemeral quality of a flame. It features a translucent, flowing structure that rises upward with layers of warm amber, gold, and cool blue hues. These colors blend seamlessly, creating a sense of energy and movement.

Grid Trials

Dominated by a grid-like texture of interlocking squares, the sculpture conveys a sense of structure and constraint, juxtaposed with its flowing, almost fabric-like form that rises in dynamic, undulating waves. The warm, amber-orange hue suffuses the piece with an earthy vibrancy, while the dark squares embedded within the grid create a sense of contrast and mystery.

Textile Cloak

The flowing curves of the sculpture evoke a sense of movement and fluidity, as though an unseen breeze is carrying the piece. Despite its textile-like qualities, the inherent solidity and smooth gloss of the resin remind the viewer of its material origins, creating a fascinating tension between softness and rigidity.

FAQs

Collectors & Buyers

Q: Where can I purchase your sculptures?
A: Leslie’s resin sculptures are available online through carefully curated galleries. You can collect original works via her Saatchi Art and Singulart profiles — both trusted platforms for contemporary artists.

Q: Are your pieces one-of-a-kind?
A: Yes. Many of Leslie’s resin sculptures are original, one-of-a-kind works, while limited editions may also be available through select galleries.

Q: Do you take commission requests?
A: Yes, custom and commission inquiries are welcome. Visit the “Artwork Inquiries & Commissions” form on this page or via the link above to share details. Leslie reviews each inquiry personally.

Q: What materials do you use?
A: The work is created primarily in resin, with attention to surface, translucence, and form. Each piece is handcrafted in the studio, integrating both design thinking and hands-on techniques.

Q: How do you describe your artistic approach?
A: Leslie’s practice is rooted in observing natural patterns and translating those influences into sculptural form. The work balances emotional resonance with structural integrity, reflecting both intuitive exploration and intentional design.