Laura uses an eclectic mix of mediums that seem to go on expanding, including charcoal, body print & pencil drawings, print-making,  paint, sculpture, and site-specific installations.

She is currently engaged​ in​ creating very large, medium, and small pencil drawings of plants and flowers.

Working as an art handler during the installation of Tate Modern 2000, in addition to other experiences, had a profound effect ​on​ how she perceives her artwork. When she is working, she can imagine the piece hanging in a gallery or on a wall.

As it develops, it becomes unique and very exciting. She is immersed in the moment.

She is exploring the contrast between artworks displayed in the grandeur of gallery settings compared with the quiet reflections inside the home; and how the different surroundings, sizes and soundscapes may invite vastly different conversations, emotions, and insights.

Laura enjoys getting lost in scale, finding excitement in the challenge of larger artworks compared with the quieter nature of smaller works.

She looks to engage the observer, whilst striving to develop technique.