Born and raised in Seattle, Washington, Lola Reinhardt is an interdisciplinary photographer and visual artist / researcher. Her work exists in both the physical and digital realms, as she prioritizes a balance between hands-on creation and the pixels. Currently she is obsessed with photographing creative partnerships and local arts events, curating diy gallery shows, and crafting hangable assemblages using found antique objects layered with charcoal drawings. The newest addition to her extensive practice is lichen sculpture, molding forms from ethically foraged local lichen. Lola takes inspiration from visual details in PNW flora + fauna + fungi, pastel color palettes, and antique ornamental design found in daily life. Lola mainly explores themes of matriarchal femininity, sustainability in reuse, the future of the natural world and color therapy. Recently she printed her first photo book titled Growth from Decay consisting of a photography collection of mosses, lichens and structural decay being overtaken by such. She has begun work on a new collaborative magazine titled Rented which documents the home interiors of Seattle artists and shares her love of the city's historic architecture.. She was most recently employed as the in-house Editorial Photography Manager for Likelihood, a luxury apparel boutique in Capitol Hill, Seattle but is now working creative freelance.

photography / art direction / creative marketing / video