Lisa's work closely relates to the 1950's Pop Art movement, one of the most influential 20th Century art movements. The style is typified by its focus on popular and consumer culture, embracing the everyday and common place, directly using or manipulating images from media, advertising, mass production and branded products, fashion and music. Lisa adopts this style and is inspired by the materialistic plastic culture we live in. Her works on canvas can be surface obsessed or combine historic and current materials or theories. A sense of humour, as well as a slightly subversive facet is also evident. Her work has developed and evolved along with contemporary society, culture and all related concerns. "The viewer is hypnotised into the work by the sublime found in the sparkle of glitter, the sumptuous textures and vivid colours in which, the cute, layered appearance camouflages the crude and seedy side of life"