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Biography
"Lauren Baker engages people in a unique and atmospheric way. She’s an artist we'll definitely be watching out for" - The Tate (Carey Robinson, Curator)
"Lauren Baker was a joy to work with. Her immersive installation was provocative and beautifully executed" - The V&A (Rachel De Woolfsen)
"The installation was truly innovative, visually stunning and gained immediate engagement" - The Southbank Centre (Paul Watson, Artist Programmer)
"Lauren Baker's poetic and uplifting light typography invites a higher state of consciousness inspiring people all over the world" - BMW Culture, Frieze Week
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Lauren Baker, born 1982, is a British contemporary multidisciplinary artist who lives and works in London.
Her work explores symbolism, higher realms of consciousness, and communing with nature and the elements. Her research delves into human connection, metaphysics, and the vastness of the universe. Passionate about environmental issues and sustainability, she takes an experimental and multi-disciplinary approach to ‘commune with nature’ and express the 'secrets of the universe.’ Her practice aims to raise the vibration of love and connection in the world. Lauren has created installations at the Venice Biennale, Tate Modern, and The V&A, and her work is held in collections worldwide.
Conceptually grounded but also aesthetically striking, her work involves making the unseen seen. A sense of mystery and emergence - of connecting with something beyond or much bigger than our own immediate world - pulsates throughout her work.
Baker’s visual style is often built around either emitting or reflecting light. Many of her pieces directly reference the frequencies emitted by astronomical bodies, as well as those attributed to plants, human organs and chakras.
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Biography
"Lauren Baker engages people in a unique and atmospheric way. She’s an artist we'll definitely be watching out for" - The Tate (Carey Robinson, Curator)
"Lauren Baker was a joy to work with. Her immersive installation was provocative and beautifully executed" - The V&A (Rachel De Woolfsen)
"The installation was truly innovative, visually stunning and gained immediate engagement" - The Southbank Centre (Paul Watson, Artist Programmer)
"Lauren Baker's poetic and uplifting light typography invites a higher state of consciousness inspiring people all over the world" - BMW Culture, Frieze Week
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