Hand-Cut Relief Print In Plaster, Graphite, Brass, Metal Jewellery Chains, Metal Jewellery Clasps. Edition of Dimensions (WxH): 55 x 34cm
Laura Bullock is an artist based in Edinburgh who spent her formative years in the Fenlands of Lincolnshire. Interweaving personal history with material investigation, she explores emotional blueprints, transferred through generational value systems. Through an inter-disciplinary approach, including printmaking, sculpture and installation, she reflects on her lived experience through the fragile architecture of inherited memory.
She looks to analyse the dialectics of interior and exterior through the phenomenology of material histories. Incorporating jewellery, elements of domestic décor, and utilitarian materials in a rhythmical response to space, she aims to highlight the complex and delicate underpinnings of the psychological patterns we impart, by exploring repetition as a method to expose difference rather than sameness.
Seeking to underscore the preciousness and precarity of emotional inheritance, Laura transforms everyday details into poetic markers of presence and absence, which bear the weight of the histories we inherit and the histories we choose not to hand down.
Laura received an MFA with Distinction from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design in 2025. She has received multiple awards, including a John Kinross Scholarship from the Royal Scottish Academy (RSA). Her work is held in the collections of the RSA and numerous private collections.
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Hand-Cut Relief Print In Plaster, Graphite, Brass, Metal Jewellery Chains, Metal Jewellery Clasps. Edition of Dimensions (WxH): 55 x 34cm
Laura Bullock is an artist based in Edinburgh who spent her formative years in the Fenlands of Lincolnshire. Interweaving personal history with material investigation, she explores emotional blueprints, transferred through generational value systems. Through an inter-disciplinary approach, including printmaking, sculpture and installation, she reflects on her lived experience through the fragile architecture of inherited memory.
She looks to analyse the dialectics of interior and exterior through the phenomenology of material histories. Incorporating jewellery, elements of domestic décor, and utilitarian materials in a rhythmical response to space, she aims to highlight the complex and delicate underpinnings of the psychological patterns we impart, by exploring repetition as a method to expose difference rather than sameness.
Seeking to underscore the preciousness and precarity of emotional inheritance, Laura transforms everyday details into poetic markers of presence and absence, which bear the weight of the histories we inherit and the histories we choose not to hand down.
Laura received an MFA with Distinction from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design in 2025. She has received multiple awards, including a John Kinross Scholarship from the Royal Scottish Academy (RSA). Her work is held in the collections of the RSA and numerous private collections.
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