Where Are You Living?

20” x 8” x 5.5”

Clay, Slip, Oxide

The intersection of our individuality as viewer and maker holds the potential for conversation, collaboration, understanding, empathy, and connection. Our experiences shape how we see the world and interpret what we encounter, allowing each of us to find unique meaning—glimpses of our own stories mirrored in the work. Art offers a space that invites reflection and emotional connection, where shared recognition can lead to deeper understanding.

-Lisa Hilton


Finding Meaning Together

I’m drawn to the stories people share—glimpses into lives, perspectives, and emotions beyond my own. These moments of exchange invite reflection and often open new ways of seeing. A shared story can deepen connection, spark creativity, and expand how we understand ourselves and one another.


...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

On My Mind III

7.5” x 15.5” x 8.5”

Clay, Slip, Oxide

Lisa‘s intuitive design instincts have rewarded us with incredible pieces and sculptures that add enjoyment and beauty to our home.
— Lori Cohen

There’s Room II

16.75” x 13.5” x 5.25”

Clay, Slip, Underglaze, Oxide

…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