About the Artist

Woman in a white shirt standing against a wooden wall with a magazine featuring a coffee cup and saucer.

Savannah Asmus collects historic pottery fragments surfaced by tides along Mobile Bay and transforms them into contemporary Southern narrative assemblages.

Working in a miniature scale using oil paint, she allows each fragment’s unique shape, damage and history guide the imagery that develops. The resulting work exists between artifact and storytelling--intimate objects shaped by memory, erosion, domestic life and regional inheritance.

Her work examines what is discarded, what is preserved and what is quietly enduring.

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EDUCATION

2016 | Auburn University

B.S., Human Development and Family Studies

SELECT WORKS SOLD AT

Hello September, Daphne, Alabama

GROUP/ INVITATIONAL EXHIBITIONS

Liminal Spaces, Mobile Arts Council Gallery, Mobile, Alabama (2026)

Loyola Fine Arts Show, Crown Hall, Mobile, Alabama (2026)

COLLECTIONS

Wine Blending Experience by Kessler, Wildemont Hotel, Mountain Brook, Alabama