Lauren Shapiro is a Miami-based ceramic sculptor and installation artist blending ecology, architecture, and digital craft.

She creates site-specific artworks inspired by marine and botanical systems, using ceramics and glass to build immersive public installations.

A large scale ceramic wall installation of individually cast relief tiles arranged in a dynamic, tessellated formation. Each Tile carries intricate textures and organic motifs inspired by coral, shells, and ecological patterns.
A pink and orange ceramic vessel sitting on top of a mirrored plexi-glass base, resembling coral and seashell forms.
Group of people creating large concentric circle patterns in the sand on a beach using rakes and tools. A public art project blending art, community and nature.
A vertical, off white ceramic vessel with botanical motifs, coral, gems, and marine textures with an ombre blue glazing treatment.
Historical interior of Vizcaya Museum and Gardens with ornate architectural details, a large arched doorway leading to an outdoor courtyard with palm trees, and ceramic sculptures by Lauren Shapiro, with the Miami New Times logo at the bottom.
Light blue diamond-shaped ceramic tiles featuring high relief forms including seashells, corals, and other marine textures. Tiles are overlaid on a wood background with inlaid circular motifs.
Elegant room with ornate gold and wood furnishings, a ceramic sculpture featuring botanical, coral, and floral motifs with a glass dome situated on a red pedestal, and the words 'A WOMEN'S THING' at the bottom.