Savannah Lamal

Lamal works across painting, photography, sculpture, installation, architecture, and sound. Her practice engages the material and perceptual conditions of experience, treating form, space, and process as sites for inquiry. Through open-ended experimentation, she examines how systems of making and seeing construct meaning within contemporary and historical contexts.


Selected Work

GRANT LAGARDE - PLAYS THE WORLD
THE ROOM NEXT DOOR
MASKED PORTRAITS
PALIMPSEST
OSINT
WEST (A LONG LOOK AT ORANGE AND BLUE)
FALLOUT
VOLUMES



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Sound Oriented Work

Grant Lagarde
Grant Lagarde

Fieldwork Devices
Fieldwork Devices

Caviar Dreams

Forest Graham

The Room Next Door explores the threshold between observation and memory, moving between representation and abstraction. Plant forms emerge and dissolve throughout the composition, creating a space that feels both familiar and elusive. Vegetation becomes atmosphere rather than subject, softening boundaries between interior space and the organic world. Through layered marks and shifting forms, the painting invites viewers into a quiet passage between memory, perception, and place.