This project is a continuation of a project I did last year, I was itching for my work to be in a more physical realm and wanted to play with printing on silk. Installation and sculpture always fascinate me as a florist so it’s fun to do the same with my photography. The silk panels consist of film photographs I took of flowers, these were then printed on silk, sewn, hung and photographed again.

These images are the files I sent my printer to make silk zines.

Photographing Florals - Ability

These images were from a group exhibition with local artists, Risa Friedman and Cam Margera for the Month of Photography in March of 2025. We showcased our work at Alto Gallery in Denver, CO.

My work for the show focused on the unexpected spaces that exist between the natural and the man-made world.

These images were from a group exhibition with local artists, Risa Friedman and Cam Margera for the Month of Photography in March of 2025. We showcased our work at Alto Gallery in Denver, CO.

My work for the show focused on the unexpected spaces that exist between the natural and the man-made world.


Artist Statement - 
Savanna Klear (she/they) is an interdisciplinary artist currently residing and creating in Denver, CO. As an analog photographer & botanical artist, their work focuses on the unexpected spaces that exist between the natural and the man-made world. Using organic materials to create still life compositions and site-specific sculptures/installations, Savanna places importance on ordinary things to showcase the profound beauty in the mundane. Capturing and documenting everything with various forms of analog photography, Savanna’s work invites viewers to pause, appreciate the simple pleasures, and find a shared sense of vulnerability and introspection. Combining their love for floral design and the visual arts, Savanna aims to create a space that feels connected to the natural world around us.

In Danger of blooming

Exhibitons

Exhibitons

fine art 

fine art

Tell Me a Story: The Role of Storytelling in Photography, a juried exhibition that explores how photographs tell stories through the depiction of objects, people, and places through the images of 32 photographers, Denver, CO Juror’s Honorable Mention Award (Juror: Mary Statzer, Curator of Prints and Photographs at University of New Mexico Art Museum)

2023

Focus: Black & White, a juried exhibition featuring black and white photography. Black Box Gallery, Portland OR (Juror: Todd Johnson)

2024

In Danger of Blooming, a group photography exhibition for the Month of Photography. Alto Gallery, Denver CO. Featuring Denver artists Risa Friedman, Savanna Klear and Cam Margera. In preparation for the show, the three photographers explored the messiness that often occurs during times of artistic and personal growth. The end result is an exhibit that combines traditional photography displays along with interactive and immersive installation work - all incorporating flowers and plants, both caught on camera and real life blooms.

2025

Awards / publications

2022

The Complexities of the Mundane, a self-published book of film photography and few words by Savanna Klear. Imagery from the mundane and the complexities of everyday life. 

Where we create...

Our studio is tucked in an old classroom in the Sewall School Building located in the Congress Park neighborhood of Denver. This is where we work and play, all events are produced and processed here. 















We also host events such as craft nights and occasional floral workshops. The space is by appointment only and available to other creatives to rent by hour or day.

Please reach out to junegrassflorals@gmail.com for booking inquiries.

Our studio is tucked in an old classroom in the Sewall School Building located in the Congress Park neighborhood of Denver. This is where we work and play, all events are produced and processed here.

Available to rent! Please email junegrassfloral@gmail.com for inquiries/availability