LaMonté French's work is a sharp reflection of the world we live in—how history lingers, how systems shape identity, and how survival becomes an art of its own. Through bold color, layered textures, and symbols pulled from both childhood and culture, French critiques power, perseverance, and the ways Black life is framed by society.

LaMonté's work goes beyond observation — it demands engagement. Who gets to tell history? Who is seen, and how? Each work challenges us to rethink the narratives we accept and the ones we choose to rewrite.