In all her work, Laura’s philosophy revolves around accessibility and inclusivity. She believes in the power of art to create spaces where people feel seen and understood, regardless of their background. This commitment extends beyond her paintings; Laura is an active advocate for artists and her community. As the founder of BX200: Bronx Visual Artists Directory, she has established an online platform dedicated to showcasing Bronx-based artists, fostering visibility and support for local talent. Through BX200, Laura has organized exhibitions and workshops, using her platform to cultivate a community that celebrates artistic voices and encourages creative expression. Her commitment to community-building is a testament to her belief that art should serve as a bridge, connecting individuals and uplifting underrepresented voices.

Laura also finds joy in creating art for children, where her philosophy of empowerment and self-acceptance comes to life. Her illustrated books, "Anna Carries Water" and "Boonoonoonous Hair!", both written by Olive Senior, celebrate the experiences of young Black girls, encouraging pride in their cultural heritage and unique identities. These works reveal Laura’s commitment to using art as a tool for inspiration and confidence, helping young audiences see themselves reflected in literature and art.