Some refer to Williams' work as the modern day quilt. However her art is a far cry from dear grandma’s blanket. As she strings together hundreds of individual fiber strands drenched in rich dyes, landscapes are formed - or perhaps the soft shadows just after the sun has set, now gracing its existence on a wall. She begins each project with a vision, but let’s go of the control during the process, never knowing exactly which direction the tapestry is going to take which results in dramatic yet organic developments. It comes as no surprise that Lauren is inspired most by nature. The colors she chooses range from fiery oranges and reds, taken from desert sun sets to indigos and cobalt blues from calming seascape mornings.