Lisa D. Watson (LDW) is a Georgia-based artist and gardener whose environmental concerns are expressed in each project. Her assemblage pieces contain 90% reclaimed material such as paper products, metal, industrial wood, produce netting and more. She has used recycled objects as her medium for over 25 years and continually works towards a fully sustainable practice.

LDW seeks balance between urbanization and conservation in her artwork and landscape design. Her company, Plan It Green Design, LLC consults homeowners with native, drought tolerant, and pollinator friendly landscapes.

Her work has been exhibited nationally in solo exhibitions: 'Avant Gardener', Coastal Discovery Museum, Hilton Head, SC, The Averitt Center, Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA, Sulfur Studios, Savannah, GA; 'Interurban', Brassworks, Montclair, NJ; 'Right to Vote', Pop-Up, Los Angeles, CA; 'Deer Humans', The Studios of Key West, FL; Cemento Armato, Florence County Museum, SC, and Avanguardia, Telfair Museum's Jepson Center, Savannah, GA. Subsequently, the Jepson Center purchased one of the artworks, Convergence, for their permanent collection.

Recent national fairs include Art On Paper, ICFF, and The Affordable Art Fair in New York City.

Group exhibitions include Car Culture, The Orange County Center for Contemporary Art in Santa Ana, CA; Artfields in Lake City, SC; The New South 4, Kai Lin Art in Atlanta and shows in Savannah galleries including Location Gallery, Roots Up Gallery, Sulfur Studios, and The Grand Bohemian Gallery.

In 2016, Watson debuted her first curatorial project, Span The Gap, an art in action exhibition including 25 local Savannah artists to draw community attention to Savannah's iconic bridge. She has collaborated with Sulfur Studios to co-curate RE::CLAIMED and Lyric exhibitions.

Articles Articles about LDW have been published in Locallife Magazine, Savannah Magazine, Longleaf Leader, The Savannah Morning News, Wall Street International Magazine, Paprika Southern Magazine, Voices of Nature, Voyage ATL, Connect Savannah and Forbes.com.

She earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Columbus College of Art & Design in Ohio and a Certificate of Interior Design from LTU in Chatsworth, California.

LDW works out of her Savannah studio and lives with her husband, Don along with three rescued cats and a Shih Tzu.