Love Luggage exhibition artist
Lisk Feng
Small Sparks in our Lives
From the artist
This piece reflects on quiet moments of growth and possibility. Grass and small plants spread across the ground—subtle, persistent signs of life. Above, a child runs and lifts into the sky, moving from weight toward lightness. These small, everyday sparks—often unnoticed—can carry a sense of hope. Held within the suitcase, this landscape becomes something to carry forward: a reminder that even in uncertain transitions, small sparks can still lead to moments of lift.
Lisk Feng is an award-winning illustrator from China based in New York. She earned an MFA in Illustration Practice from the Maryland Institute College of Art in 2014. Her clients include The New Yorker, Apple, The New York Times and Airbnb. Her illustrated book Everest won the Bologna Ragazzi Award, and she chaired the Society of Illustrators Annual in 2024.
Lisk Feng’s website (opens in a new tab)Biography adapted from the Society of Illustrators.
Artist source: Society of Illustrators (opens in a new tab)Exhibited artwork starts conversations. It is not the luggage given to children.