CLAIRE SIANNA SEAMAN is a painter, filmmaker, and printmaker from Leavenworth, WA, whose work grapples with the human relationship to the natural environment. More than an attempt to come to terms with and climate change, she seeks to share and cultivate community-based solutions to the climate crisis through art.

She holds a BA from Smith College in Studio Art, with a concentration in Climate Change, and an MA in Human Geography at the University of British Columbia for her documentary film thesis project, The Icicle Calls Us Back.

Claire has been featured in the Wild and Scenic Film Festival Art Exhibition and received an Artist Trust GAP Award. She participated in the Conservation, History, and Art (CHA) Residency from the Icicle Creek Center for the Arts, and the Olympic National Park Terminus project. In 2021, she was chosen to work with scientists from the University of Washington Climate Impacts Group to create an art piece that imagined climate resiliency in the Pacific Northwest. In addition to being featured in the 5th National Climate Assessment Art x Climate Gallery, this is currently on display at the Smithsonian Natural History Museum in Washington, D.C. as part of the Art x Climate Exhibit. In 2025, she was an artist in residence with the North Cascades Glacier Climate Project.

Claire joined Icicle Creek Center for the Arts in Leavenworth as their Associate Director in July 2026.