She employs various artistic techniques, including pen and ink drawings on rice paper, line and aquatint etchings, monotypes, collages, pastels, mixed media, conceptual art, photography, and environmental installations. She is also a jewellery maker who registered her designer label in the 1990s. (See e-book on jewellery)

“Words and images come from the same place”. Ben Okri

Louisa experiences a close relationship between her paintings and poems. She creates them simultaneously, with the images and words expressing the various tones, textures, and shades of being present to the world and true to herself in an integral landscape. Her work embodies the acceptance of agitation and playfulness, facilitating the integration of the artwork into the universe in motion.

She writes in her journal:

Word webs and images are symbols that capture the essence of the transition. An image can evoke emotions, while language helps to bring the direct experience to consciousness.

The mysterious fusion of image and word leads to the mingling and colliding of mind, soul, and spirit. This is when a sudden change occurs – a slight shift in perspective can transform everything.