Laura Green is a San Diego-based painter whose vibrant acrylic works explore California wilderness through the lens of motherhood and outdoor adventure. She holds a BA in Fine Arts from UC Santa Cruz, a Post-Baccalaureate in Studio Arts from UC Berkeley Extension (with Distinction), and a Certificate in Art and Creative Process from UCSD Extension.

 

Green's work has earned recognition in juried exhibitions nationwide, including First Place at Yosemite Renaissance 40 (2025), and inclusion in group exhibits at venues including Turtle Bay Exploration Park, Yellowstone Art Museum, and California Art League. Her public art installations appear throughout Southern California, including a permanent commission for UCI Medical Center, and temporary exhibit projects with the City of Glendale, and multiple San Diego County library branches.

 

Green is a resident artist at The Studio Door in San Diego's Hillcrest neighborhood and is represented by Cobalt Gallery in South Park. Her work has been featured in the San Diego Union-Tribune and Imperial Beach News. She paints full-time while raising four children who regularly appear as subjects in her landscape compositions.