Kelly Lamb is a Los Angeles-based artist and designer with over two decades of experience working across sculpture, photography, video, ceramics, furniture, product design, and interiors. Her work delves into the relationship between intersecting layers of history, identity, politics and culture, exploring mythology and the cycles of creation and destruction to reframe perspectives.

Lamb’s work has been reviewed in publications including Architectural Digest, Artforum, Artnet, and The New York Times. Her work has been shown at venues including the MOCA Store in Los Angeles and The New Museum in New York, as well as galleries such as Andrea Rosen Gallery and R & Company. She has also held solo exhibitions in New York City at Spencer Brownstone and Newman Popiashvili Gallery.

Her work is inspired by the juxtaposition of the spirit and material world, natural and unnatural algorithms, and themes of infinity and continuum. She combines geometric, cosmic, and organic forms to shape materials such as clay, wood, glass, marble and metal. This juxtaposition of new technologies and classical materials is used to create contemporary fossils and relics which explore the intertwined

dialogues between art, identity, nature, and technology.