In the piece “Horns and Glory,” we see purple flower buds (Morning Glory) intertwined with horns of bulls and goats on a fractured background with sharp metal strips. Lisa spoke of her inspiration: “These flowers with hallucinogenic properties are often found in impossible places, amidst concrete or along highways. They are tough survivors. The flower, with its intrinsic survival instinct, symbolizes the power of nature to thrive, even in the most challenging circumstances. The bull and goat horns embody the resilience and determination of animals adapting to their environment and/or standing their ground despite human intervention and exploitation. The relationship between nature and human perception is explored, blurring the boundaries between reality and imagination.”