A painting of a woman in a headscarf gently holding a white rabbit with brown spots. The woman is looking downwards, and the rabbit's ears are perked up. The background is a soft gradient of blues.
Oil painting of a person with long hair, viewed from the side, featuring a thoughtful expression and subtle brushwork.
A painting depicting a scene at a bar with a woman leaning her chin on her arms on the bar counter. A man in a suit sits beside her, looking into the distance. There are glasses and a dimly lit atmosphere with warm red and brown tones.
Oil painting of a woman with long dark hair, expressive eyes, and partially open lips, set against a blurred background.
Painting of two women with strong facial features, one with dark hair and the other with blonde hair, wearing pearl jewelry.
Close-up painting of two people about to kiss, focusing on their faces and lips.
Portrait of a person sitting on a red chair, wearing a blue patterned jacket, holding a video game controller, focused expression.
Painting of a small dog on a plaid blanket beside a person's foot.
Portrait painting of a woman with red hair and blue eyes, wearing a light-colored garment, set against an abstract background.
Painting of a bearded man sleeping
Oil painting of two women with close-up faces, showcasing detailed expressions and a soft color palette.
Oil painting of a person's back and arms leaning over a table, depicting a peaceful and introspective scene.
Painting of a person with anatomical features, possibly muscles, exposed on their back, set against a colorful, abstract background.
Painting of a woman with a headscarf and red lips
Portrait painting of a woman with dark hair and bangs, wearing a white blouse.
Impressionist painting of a yellow teacup with a red and white patterned cloth draped over its rim, set against a muted background.

Alice Lamont walks the sacred boundary between the anatomical and the intimate. In her portraits, you find not just the subject but the space around them—filled with longing and memory as she preserves what we fear might otherwise slip away: the particular angle of light across a beloved face, the subtle geometry of tenderness, the quiet poetry of human connection.