About
Fran
Fran Lamothe is a visual artist, photographer, and designer creating contemporary fine art inspired by architecture, landscape, and the quiet relationship between form, light, and space.
Working across fine art photography, abstract mixed media, and painting, her work is defined by clean compositions, subtle textures, and a restrained visual language. Drawing on a multidisciplinary background in fine art, film, photography, communications, digital design, the Los Angeles entertainment industry, and real estate, she approaches each piece with an architectural eye and a deep appreciation for thoughtful design.
Designed to complement contemporary interiors, her work brings balance, warmth, and a sense of calm to residential and commercial spaces. Rather than demanding attention, each piece is intended to become part of its environment—creating moments of quiet, texture, and visual harmony.
Paintings & Limited Edition Fine Art Photography
Guided by simplicity, composition, and restraint, Fran creates work intended to be lived with rather than simply displayed.
Original works and limited-edition fine art photography are released in carefully curated collections and offered in select large-scale formats.
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Things About Me
// THINGS I ( truly ) love //
Design
Architecture ( a huge fan of A. Quincy Jones )
Driving on the PCH
Farm to table
Champagne
Poodles
// inspired by //
Nature
Cinema
Music
Travelling
Magazines,
Drive my car listening to loud music
Randomness
Flâné.
// Fun facts //
I’ve been designing in Photoshop since version 2.0
Keith Haring was my classmate at SVA
I speak French fluently
I have a real estate license
My star sign is aquarius
// Education //
BA—Mass Communications, Franklin Pierce University
Additional Coursework: Marketing (McGill University)
BFA— Film & Video, School of Visual Arts, NYC
Certificate Multimedia Business and Production,
—American Film Institute, (AFI) Los Angeles, CA
Certificate, E-Marketing & Digital Strategy,
UCLA Extension — Los Angeles, CA
Commercial Photography Studies,
School of Modern Photography