About Lillian Cozart

Lillian Cozart posing with abstract painting

My paintings are abstract expressions of emotion, memory, and design, crafted to create a quiet visual space where beauty and depth meet. I work intuitively, guided by a thoughtful process that blends organic forms, layered textures, and subtle symbolism. The result is artwork that invites reflection and personal resonance.

My process is both meditative and inquisitive. As I build each piece, forms emerge naturally, inviting recognition while leaving space for personal interpretation. I view painting as a form of inquiry and offering: a way to express inner visions of beauty that stir reflection and presence in the viewer. Through this work, I hope to create spaces that gently invite others inward, toward stillness, resonance, and quiet contemplation.

Bio

Lillian Cozart is a contemporary abstract artist based in North Carolina, known for her layered, intuitive paintings that invite a deep sense of stillness and emotional connection. Her work is collected by those who value art as a form of inner reflection, evoking calm, curiosity, and timeless beauty.

Lillian’s creative path began in early childhood and deepened through art therapy studies in graduate school, where she experienced the emotional power of visual expression. She later refined her technique at the Milan Art Institute, developing a distinctive visual language that merges organic geometry, rich texture, and subtle symbolism.

Each of her works is a unique composition, carefully built through a meditative and intentional process. Inspired by nature, memory, and the layered complexity of human emotion, Lillian’s art is often described as serene, evocative, and quietly powerful.

Outside the studio, Lillian manages a portfolio of research websites, tends a small garden sanctuary on her balcony, and treasures time with her children and grandchildren, who remain close to her heart across the miles. Three beloved cats add their own quiet presence to her days and occasionally, to her paintings.

Collectors who resonate with her work notice a quiet moment of recognition. There is something familiar yet unexpected that invites them to return again and again.

Lillian Cozart in art studio
Kenzi, one of my cats, in my art studio
Little studio helper