Dr Lisa Anderson works across a broad range of media creating images, films and prints that explore issues of weather and it’s consequences including the movement of peoples and animals, the shifts in legends and mythology specific to locations, the effects of climate change in our global environment.
Recent exhibitions include a sculptural installation in Beijing, Clouds in the Beijing Breeze, which references childish joy with gifts and the abundance of stories with clouds of gold. Further sculptural work in Arhus in Denmark includes a temporary installation work Precious that uses 4,000 wines glasses to use a fairytale ambience to capture water and light in a forest beside the sea and Heaven on a Stick at Scenic World in the Australian Blue Mountains.
Singing up Stones was the first projection on the Sydney Opera House in 1998 and has continued to break new ground with video art work.her video work sand:bone:clay a multiscreen work exploring the tragic story of Lake Mungo in remote Australia tied into the landscape will be a special screening alongside the IstanbulISEA. While the Gates of Bei Gao was in videotech for Art Toronto.

Anderson exhibits regularly in Sydney, London and Beijing and is included in major private and public collections. Her residencies include Arctic adventures as artist on a Russian Icebreaker, also exploring UNESCO sites in the Bay of Biscay and more recently the Antarctic aboard the MV Fram, travel in remote Australia, Central Java, the UK and other sites with weather specific stories as the stepping point for the work.
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