Lisa diStefano's work employs subtle details, respectful suggestions, and rousing palettes. A Baton Rouge native, she often chooses the Louisiana landscape as the subject of her paintings; enlivening trees, water, and marsh grasses with a diversity of hues and thin, multi-layered brushstrokes. While her most recent work is an abstract interpretation of the landscape in motion, her past pieces have been compared to those of esteemed Louisiana artists George Dureau (1930-) and Alexander John Drysdale (1870-1934). Having learned and painted in the land of representation, Lisa now communicates to us from a more personal perspective. The result and gift to us is her “Moving Impressions”. diStefano's work resides in the collections of several Baton Rouge corporate offices, The Ritz Carlton Hotel in Miami, and Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas. National publications such as Traditional Home, Better Homes and Gardens, and Veranda have reviewed and published her work.