Born in 1943, Laura Lamiel is a French artist whose practice often engages with the spatial and material qualities of her environment. Her work frequently involves the systematic arrangement of objects within architectural frameworks, creating environments that invite viewers to reconsider the relationship between light, shadow, and physical matter.

Her signature installations often incorporate vitrines, fluorescent lights, and industrial components to construct complex, layered narratives. By organizing found objects into precise, repetitive structures, she examines the intersection of personal memory and objective classification, often blurring the lines between sculpture and installation art.

Lamiel continues to receive significant institutional recognition, most notably through her 2026 site-specific installation at the Bourse de Commerce — Pinault Collection. Titled ça fait un bruit d’ailes, de feuilles, de sable, the work spans 24 display cases and is featured as part of the museum's Clair-obscur exhibition, highlighting her ongoing contribution to contemporary explorations of light and space.