Samantha Slone is a Filipina American artist whose work is most heavily concerned with global environmentalism in the context of first-world paradigms and diasporic intersectionality.

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She make toxic pastoral paintings in the style of the Dutch and Old Masters, and media installations which depict natural landscapes as distanced, deconstructed forms. What she explores most in her practice is our damaged relationship with land and nature, and our capitalist and media ecologies as artificial landscapes which suspend us from the natural. In a dissection of the dualisms of man and nature, and progress and sustainability, she creates microcosms of our detached condition.

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Her work is regularly on view at Francesca Anderson Fine Art in Lexington, MA.