Welcome to the soul of fine art

Welcome to my artistic haven! I'm LaShonda Scott Robinson. I specialize in painting suppressed emotions through body language. My art is soulful, inspirational, and sure to add a touch of artistic soul to any space.

Whether you're looking for wall art to transform your home or office or to enhance the atmosphere of a movie/TV set or theater stage, I'm the contemporary artist for you! So why not treat yourself to some beautiful, emotionally resonant art today?

“I paint so I can speak in my authentic voice.”

- LSR, the soulful artist

Society expects black women to be strong and resilient, but this expectation can also be a burden. We are rarely given the care and attention that fragile beings receive because society does not view us as breakable.

Through my art, I hope to inspire women to redefine strength. True strength is being honest. And it requires embracing our fragility and speaking in our authentic voice. My paintings celebrate the beauty, fragility, and strength of black women. They create a safe and welcoming space where vulnerability is accepted and encouraged.

Join me in rethinking strength and embracing all aspects of ourselves.

Experience the healing power of art.

In 2002, I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). My motor skills were impaired. However, my ability to paint was not. I knew I was tremendously blessed.

Before MS, I did not exhibit or sell my artwork. I kept it all to myself because painting was my diary. Then, my mom told me, “When you receive a blessing, you should share it with others.” So, by exhibiting my artwork, I am sharing my blessing with you. I hope my story inspires you. And I hope my art captivates you. View it and be blessed.

“Art transcends cultural boundaries.”

- THOMAS KINCADE

I recently took a DNA test and discovered that my ancestry is a beautiful mix of African, Native American, French, Welsh, German, and Swiss. This revelation has given me a renewed appreciation for the diversity and complexity of my heritage.

As a woman of color, I know that my foremothers suffered greatly. Yet, I am grateful for their strength and resilience, which has been passed down to me. I am a symbol of hope and progress, and I believe that through my work as an artist, I can inspire others to embrace their unique identities.

My art is rooted in deep emotions, which are universal and connect us all. Through my work, I hope to show that black women are powerful, dignified, and deserve respect. By sharing my story and creating meaningful representations of black women, I aim to unite people and break down barriers.

I believe that our differences make us beautiful. And that by embracing our diversity, we can create a more just and inclusive world. I am proud of my ancestry and the strength it has given me, and I hope that my art can serve as a reminder that we all have the power to create positive change.