Lily Sellers is an interdisciplinary artist whose work explores transformation, memory, and the quiet beauty of the overlooked. Inspired by a lifelong fascination with rusted, weathered, and discarded objects, she creates sculptures, paintings, and drawings that examine how materials and landscapes carry histories of loss and renewal.

Grounded in a deep connection to rural landscapes, Sellers’ practice is shaped by the restorative rhythms of nature. She approaches artmaking as a form of meditation, finding parallels between the quaint stillness found in nature alongside the transformative potential of reclaimed objects. Her sculptural works frequently incorporate vessels that function as shrines or sanctuaries, elevating discarded materials and honoring their second lives. In her paintings, expansive barns, open fields, and nature’s reclaimed spaces evoke a sense of stillness, reflecting on the relationships between landscape, tenderness, and impermanence.