Lora Mipsum

Lora Mipsum is a contemporary visual artist hailing from the United Kingdom, whose multidisciplinary practice centers around the interplay of memory, landscape, and abstraction. Drawing inspiration from both the rural and urban environments of her upbringing, Mipsum’s work weaves together elements of painting, sculpture, and installation to evoke a sense of place shaped by personal and collective histories. After earning her BA Fine Art from Goldsmiths, University of London, she has exhibited widely throughout the UK and Europe, making a mark with her nuanced use of color, texture, and material experimentation.

Mipsum’s exhibitions often invite viewers to explore immersive spaces that blur the boundaries between the natural and the manmade, exploring themes of transience, nostalgia, and ecological transformation. Her practice is underpinned by a thoughtful research process, involving field recordings, photography, and collaboration with local communities, resulting in pieces that resonate with both sensitivity and quiet power. Lora Mipsum’s work is held in several private collections and has received critical acclaim for its poetic engagement with contemporary issues of environment and memory.

She currently lives and works in London.