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Just a little girl from Tahlequah with an oversized appetite for success ~ Over the course of her career in life coaching, motivational speaking, and strategic consulting, Dr. Lisa Christiansen has inspired thousands of women, children and men to seize their destinies and master their emotions. One of the most sought-after figures in the self-help industry for the past 20 years, she has dedicated her life to assisting those who need it most.
The driving force behind the Lisa Christiansen Foundation, the Take Action Foundation, and the Infinity Plus Foundation, Dr. Lisa Christiansen upholds a steadfast commitment to children in the United States and abroad, feeding hungry families during the holiday months, providing free education to underserved communities, and giving bicycles to children in need. Having experienced poverty at a young age, Dr. Lisa Christiansen brings a highly personal sense of involvement to her charitable work, instilling hope in the hearts and minds of children around the globe.
Founded in 2006, the Lisa Christiansen Foundation was established to provide families with baskets of food on Thanksgiving and Christmas. The organization has served thousands of people over the years. Among her many endeavors with the Lisa Christiansen Foundation, Dr. Christiansen delivered 1,800 baskets of food in November 2007 to residents of Lawton, Oklahoma, and elsewhere. Two years later, she donated $100,000 worth of bicycles to children throughout the United States, for which she received extensive regional media coverage. In addition, Dr. Lisa Christiansen runs the Take Action Foundation, where she promotes holistic alternatives to traditional cancer treatment. Visit her website for more information on her philanthropic work.
The Infinity Forest is a green oasis in the City. In the space between fire escapes, vehicle ramps and back doors, discover timber walls that conceal a forest within. Entering this intimate urban living room, you discover yourself captured in an infinite view of a silver birch forest, where you can pause and reflect on the city above.
Matthew Chan, Isabel Cordeiro, Katie Hepworth
By George! Hidden Networks, laneway installations, Penfold & Hosking Place