Papa Tongarewa recently acquired her collaborative Dear Culture Vulture series (produced with her partner, painter Molly Rangiwai-McHale).
Her art practice is concerned with the queer discourse, Pacific history, and the possibilities of alternative narratives. She co-curated Fiji’s first all woman contemporary art exhibition, VASU: Pacific Women of Power and co-edited its accompanying publication in 2008. In 2014 she also embarked on a collaborative poster exhibition called I stand with You with Tara Simon celebrating IDAHOT (International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia) in South Auckland. The artists invited to design a poster include Sharon Fitness, Tanu Gago, Rebecca Ann Hobbs and Thomas and Liana Fonua, Leilani Kake, Nicole Lim, Steve Lovett, Jo Mears, Richard Orjis, Molly Rangiwai-McHale, Sangeeta Singh, Luisa Tora, Pati Solomona Tyrell, and Kerrie-Anne Van Heerden.
Luisa has exhibited in a number of group exhibitions including: The Veiqia Project, ST PAUL St Gallery, 2016; Between wind and water, Enjoy Public Art Gallery, 2015; Wansolwara, Nathan Homestead Gallery, 2014; Poly Typical, Fresh Gallery Otara, 2014; The Drowned World, Silo Park Auckland, The Physics Room Christchurch, Enjoy Gallery, Wellington, 2014. The NZ Art Show, Wellington, 2014; No Fruit Without Labour, St Pitt’s Methodist Church, 2014; King's College Fine Art Sale, 2013 and 2014; Close to Home, ST PAUL St Gallery, 2013;  Diasporadic679, Otahuhu, 2011; For Fiji, ever Fiji, Fresh Gallery Otara, 2009; Fiji Times, The Salon, St Kevins Arcade, 2009.