Savannah is an Indigenous artist from Ketchikan Alaska. She is Ts'msyen (Wolf Clan), Haida and Nimiipuu.

Savannah is a self taught artist who primarily draws and paints in both traditional and digital formats. She also beads. Savannah works in formline and plateau art styles to create modern pieces that celebrate her tribes, family, and indigenous peoples.

Savannah received her BA in performing arts from Western Washington University. Her concentrations were in lighting design and playwriting. She worked as a professional lighting designer, master electrician, and production manager for multiple theaters in Bellingham, Washington.

LeCornu was the recipient of the Native American Fellowship from Ucross in the Spring of 2022. She was the recipient of the Harpo Foundation Fellowship for Native American artists from the Vermont Studio Center in the Fall of 2023. 

"ah yes that old indian saying" was her first solo exhibit and was displayed at the Seattle Repertory Theatre in 2023. She has been a part of the following group exhibits:
-"arnaq, hana'ask, smʔem" at Columbia City Gallery (Seattle), 2023
-"Celebrating Complexities at Ucross Foundation (Wyoming) and Yellowstone Art Museum (Montana), 2024
-"This Is Native Art" at the Colorado State Capitol (Colorado), 2024