Lisa Greene Moore is a quilter who currently resides in Orlando, Florida. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education from Florida A&M University and a Master's of Educational Leadership from the University of Central Florida.

As an artist, she bridges the gap between traditional craft and contemporary storytelling. Her work explores themes of cultural identity, social history and personal narrative. In her hands fabric becomes more than a craft -it becomes a conversation, a bridge between past and present, a celebration of stories waiting to be told.

Moore’s work has been featured in numerous exhibitions, including the Atlanta Quilt Festival, the African American Museum of the Arts, and the Orlando Museum of Art. She has also collaborated with the Orlando Regional History Center as part of a the Cultural Sustainability and Legacy Planning initiative in partnership with the Smithsonian, further highlighting her commitment to preserving heritage through textile.

Quilting is a medium that allows her to preserve and celebrate the unsung stories of generations past.