Natou Fall (b. 1993, Paris, France) is a Senegalese-American interdisciplinary artist and educator based in Los Angeles. Trained in architecture, she holds a BFA in Interior Architecture and Design from George Washington University and an M.Arch from SCI-Arc. Working across sculpture, oil pastel portraiture, watercolor, film, and cosmetics, her practice explores language, coded communication, diasporic inheritance, and the emotional residue of memory.
Through casting, assemblage, and abstraction, Natou investigates queerness, transnational histories, nostalgia, and the unseen. Her work engages cosmetic materiality as both surface and symbol, reclaiming beauty and self-expression beyond whiteness and heteronormativity while constructing spaces where myth, desire, and cultural memory converge.
Natou has exhibited at Butter Art Fair, Context Projects, The Line Hotel, and Soho House, and has collaborated with SolidNature, Sonos, and Ami Colé. Her work centers Black queer interiority through material experimentation, symbolism, and speculative forms of cultural storytelling.