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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Through her current work, she researches and explores human and environmental interconnectivity through a lens of socioeconomic and consumerist systems. She utilizes a visual reference to still-lifes of the Dutch Golden Age to frame themes of consumption, capitalism, and colonization in the contemporary realm of climate and social justice.

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