Laura Halsey Brown is a neurodiverse intra-disciplinary artist. Her art practice uses photographic and video processes, combined and layered with other mediums/materials, to communicate ideas of memory, architecture and place.

She received her MFA from California Institute for the Arts, then moved to New York City where she showed moving image installations at venues such as New Museum. She moved to The Netherlands in 2002 and received a grant to create interdisciplinary work focused on giving the public a voice in their architecture. In 2007, she moved to San Francisco, and created site-responsive/site-specific art there as senseofplace LAB from 2008 to 2017. She has received grants and awards internationally, such as the Jurors Choice Award juried by the SFMOMA Photography Curator Emeritus. In 2018, she had a solo exhibition at the Adobe Gallery in San Francisco. She's currently in the ArtsWA Public Art Directory.

Since 2017, she's lived on the PNW Coast; combining her art practice with arts counseling. She is the Director/Founder of ArtWell.studio.