modern ceramic sculpture of torso with three smaller figures in cavities in the brain, heart, lung and gut

Where Are You Living?

20” x 8” x 5.5”

Clay, Slip, Oxide

The intersection of our individuality as viewer and artist has the potential to lead to conversation, collaboration, understanding, empathy, and connection.

-Lisa Hilton


Green Door Art Gallery

Guest Artist

October 28 - December 28, 2024

Opening Reception

November 15, 2024 | 5 - 8 pm

21 N Gore Ave, Webster Groves, MO

Gallery Hours Wed - Sun 10:00 am - 5:00 pm


...I have always loved your work...Your command and vision of the form is incredible.
— Sandra Zak
I have a few pieces of Lisa Hilton’s art …. She has a way of capturing beauty but also stirring emotion…
— Dana Lorberg
Lisa‘s intuitive design instincts have rewarded us with incredible pieces and sculptures that add enjoyment and beauty to our home.
— Lori Cohen
…I like sculpture that speaks to me. I saw one of her works while touring a gallery, and it not only spoke to me—it was more like a shout. I acquired the work, and it is prominently displayed in our home. It is unique and has a message of deep meaning. Without exception, visitors to our home ask about it when they see it.
— Mike Doster
I’m in love with Wild Thing!! ... to me [it] represents “entrega” … in English it means to GIVE IT YOUR ALL … and that’s how I approach my life. Thank you for creating such beautiful and meaningful pieces of art. ..I’m so happy our paths crossed!!
— Kyra Davilla

Stories Matter

I am fascinated by the stories people share with me. These stories offer a glimpse into thoughts and journeys I may never have considered, often leading to new perspectives. For me, a shared story fosters a deeper connection, enhances my personal growth and knowledge, and ignites my creativity.