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Lilah Fowler was born 1981, London, England. She studied at The Royal College of Art in London and is a current Teaching Fellow in Sculpture at The Slade School of Fine Art, University College London. Fowler has exhibited her work internationally and lives and works in London. Her work consists of sculptures, prints and drawing, which play with illusion and perspective to explore our relationship to space and our experience of it. Her sculptures are specifically placed in space in response to different viewpoints and movement around them. She often makes work that is a direct response to the installed environment.
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Lilah Fowler’s practice explores ideas around the imprint of time on an object and how it influences our relationship to space and experience. Her works are often installed in response to the gallery environment and address a serendipitous and spontaneous reaction to form, space and surface. With Fowler’s work there is a play between illusion and perspective. The sense of physical and psychological place within and around the works and how the body navigates them is as important as their positioning.