SILVERPOINT
GOLDPOINT
Using metalpoint in wire form as both her tool and her medium, Lammie-Hanson creates imagery of monumental scale on dark, deep surfaces, where the precious metal reflects light and emphasizes shadows, enhancing the dimensionality and intensity of her subjects.
19.5 in x 27 in
Silverpoint, Plaster, Charcoal on Rag Paper
In a private collection
SILVERPOINT
a technique that involves thin pieces of wire to create silver deposits on a prepared surface, to create finely rendered, sensitive portraits that reflect light and illuminate. Lammie-Hanson’s surfaces are covered with an extreme matte black acrylic to represent the base color for Black skin and the tenement buildings and storefronts in her artwork contribute to the narrative of Black life
Silverpoint on Wood
48 in x 48 in
In a private collection
Silverpoint/Acrylic on Canvas
19 in x 26 in
Available
Silverpoint/Acrylic on Wood
23 in x 33 in
Available
Silverpoint on Wood
48 in x 48 in
In the permanent collection of the Hillard Art Museum – University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Silverpoint on Wood
48 in x 48 in
In a private collection
59 in x 39 in Silverpoint/Brass/Acrylic in Canvas
Won 1st prize in Bombay Sapphire Artisans Series (New Orleans)
In the collection of the Studio Museum in Harlem
Silverpoint on Wood
48 in x 48 in
In a private collection
Silverpoint/Acrylic on Wood
18 in x 30 in
In a private collection
Silverpoint on Black covered Lucite
24 in x 36 in
In private collection
DARED TO BE BLACK AND SHINING
one of the world’s largest silverpoints, an 8 ft x 12 ft artwork detailing a moment in Black life in Harlem, New York. The piece is inspired by Lammie-Hanson’s memories of her childhood in Harlem and is intended to share those memories with childlike wonder.
This 4 ft x 4 ft piece served as a prototype for the larger project, “Dared to be Black and Shining”.
8 ft x 12 ft (96 in x 144 in ) / (243.84 cm x 365.76 cm)
Silver, Graphite on Extreme Matte Black prepared wood panel
6 Panels
Available
GOLDPOINT
The Indigo Seven metalpoint series by D. Lammie-Hanson combines indigo, metallic materials, and lighting to create delicate subjects with emotional significance. The technique used is metalpoint, in which 24K and 14k gold over indigo blue surfaces. The series explores our emotional connections to people, places, and things.
14K Goldpoint / Acrylic on Canvas 48 in x 60 in
Available
14K Goldpoint / Acrylic on Wood
42 1/8 in x 34 3/8 in
Available
14K Goldpoint / Acrylic on Wood
19 1/8 in x 36 1/8 in
In a private collection
14 K Gold Drawing (goldpoint) and Indigo Acrylic on Wood Panel 34 1/4 in x 26 1/8
in In the Bennett Collection via Art Prize at Expo Chicago 2026
14K Goldpoint / Acrylic on mounted board
52 1/4 in x 42 1/8 in
Available
14K Goldpoint / Acrylic on Wood 46.5 in x 16 in
In a private collection
14K Goldpoint / Acrylic on Wood 41 in x 14 in
In a Private Collection
14K Gold drawing (goldpoint) and indigo acrylic on wood panel 24 in x 48 in
In a private collection
14K Goldpoint / Acrylic on Wood
19 1/8 in x 36 1/8
Available
EXHILARATION
Artpiece drawn with 14K gold wire and 24K gold plate on an indigo blue surface was featured in “A Common Thread That Binds Us,” a show within the “Personal Structures” exhibit at the Venice Biennale in 2024.
3 ft x 6 ft (36 in x 72 in) / (91.44 cm x 182.88 cm)
14K Gold with 24K Gold on Matte blue prepared surface
In a Private Collection