Laura Halsey Brown is an interdisciplinary artist; she works across art, architecture and the psychology of place. Her work articulated a public ‘sense of place’ in locations such as NYC (New Museum), San Francisco (Presidio) and the Netherlands (CBK Rotterdam).

Her practice shifted to an interior processing of places she has lived, after receiving a diagnosis of autism (AuADD) in 2020. The works in her new project “the unconscious is a window” are quiet collisions between the unconscious and the tangible; memoryscape and the archetronic; specificity and emotional imperfection. The work merges sculpture, drawing and photography.

Since 2017, she’s lived on the SW WA coast, on the unceded land of the Chinook; combining her art practice with arts counseling. She is the Director/Founder of ArtWell.studio.