Laura's atmospheric landscape paintings are filled with a sense of light, space and air. They are haunting and moody; atmospheres contrasting luminosity with mysterious depths. The paintings are constructed with multiple applications of oil paint and alkyd medium, mixed to a soupy consistency with solvent, and blended with a dash of cold wax, in translucent layers. For Laura, the landscape supplies the context for a thoughtful and emotional exploration of the concepts of constancy and change, permanence and impermanence. Her work is contemplative and meditative, and embodies a sense of timelessness and serenity.

Laura is an elected member of Canadian Society of Classical Realism and of the Canadian Society of Painters in Water Colour. She is represented by galleries in Toronto, Montreal, Oakville and St Jacobs, and her work is held in many private and corporate collections. In 2008 Laura was awarded an Ontario Arts Council Grant, and one of her paintings was purchased by the Art Collection of the Government of Ontario.

Laura studied fine art and illustration at the Ontario College of Art & Design from 1981 to 1985. She went on to work as a free lance illustrator, and then moved into mural work. In 2006, she became enamored with oils, and since then has painted full time from her Toronto home studio.