Discipline
Abstract
Architectural / Monumental / Relief
Installation / Land / Site-specific
Material
Brick/Concrete/Plaster
Fiberglass/Plastic/Resin
Granite/Marble/Stone
Mixed media
Other
Wood/Paper
Region
London
Biography
Lauren Goldie is a London based artist and MA graduate from Central Saint Martins. She is recipient of the 21/22 UAL UK/EU Postgraduate Award, the 22/23 Zsuzsi Roboz Scholarship and winner of the 2022 Cecil Collins Memorial award. She has exhibited in solo exhibitions at the Bankside Artist Space in London and the Winchester Gallery. Her numerous group exhibitions include Public Encounters at Dubulti Art Station in Latvia and IPBSZERO, a collaboration with CASS Faculty of Art and Whitechapel Gallery. She was honoured in 2017 with winning the Broomhill National Sculpture Prize. Goldie’s research is astrophysical, exploring storytelling and the imagery to confront real, environmental issues.
Lauren's artworks focus on objects orbiting outer space, inspired by natural meteoroids, asteroids and exoplanets to artificial waste left during spatial expansion. She is interested in how these objects can be representative of the economic or political and be contradictory symbols of the future.