Susan Fleming

About Susan Fleming

Susan Fleming is a distinguished mixed media artist based in Oak Ridge, North Carolina. Her artwork is signed S Lance Fleming. Her work is celebrated for its vibrant exploration of spirituality, intuition, and emotional healing. Through a transformative journey of subconscious imagery, she crafts rich, layered compositions using an array of materials such as pastels, acrylics, watercolor, ink, and digitally altered drawings. Her bold use of color and texture invites viewers into a contemplative space, intertwining personal and collective narratives to offer quiet discovery and emotional resonance.

Since her relocation from Arizona to the Carolinas, Susan has drawn inspiration from the lush landscapes surrounding her, which vividly inform her colorful works. Her creative process is deeply intuitive and meditative, allowing each piece to evolve organically without predetermined outcomes. This spontaneous approach encourages serendipitous discoveries, inviting viewers to engage personally and emotionally with her art.

Susan holds a BA and an MA in Visual Arts with a focus on Fine Art Education, which shapes her artistic vision and teaching philosophy. Her extensive career as an art educator has not only fueled her creative endeavors but also inspired countless students to explore their own unique expressions. Her work has been extensively exhibited in juried shows, earning accolades such as Best in Show at the Southern Tier Center for Emerging Artists. Notably, she is a continuing solo artist at the Teravarna International Art Gallery, where her solo exhibitions include "The Inner Spirit" at Long Bay Theatre Lobby in Myrtle Beach, SC.

Her art is represented through platforms such as Artsy, Artsper, and ArtMajeur via Charity Art Gallery in Sweden. Featured in publications like Women United Art Magazine and Stroll the Dunes Magazine, Susan is committed to furthering her artistic journey by connecting with prestigious galleries. Through her universally resonant pieces, she aspires to offer hope, healing, and inspiration, using her art as a medium to foster connection and transformation.