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ooo two ladies (2026) by Lizzie Lambert


ooo two ladies, Ceramic Mannequin, Plastic Mannequin, Underwear, Screenprinting, 2026, from ‘the girl’ series by Lizzie Lambert.

Lizzie Lambert is a queer British artist. They have recently earned their BA in Fine Art at the University of Derby, UK and participated in a series of exhibitions and showcases, such as Each One Every One at the Ilkon Gallery in Derby and Common Ground at the Condor, Derby. Utilising different media, their creative practice explores the feminine form and women as objects. To discuss the objectification and substantial pedestal women are put on and held accountable for, they made themselves the muse of their own design through photographic and video works such as Did it Hurt Tho? series and their 2025 short film, Garfield’s Pond, where they stepped into roles outside of themself in order to convey themes of popular culture and religious iconography. They are currently based in Stoke on Trent, UK.

Lizzie Lambert explains, ‘I use my queer identity as a point of reference when exploring the theme of femininity and the cruel reality of the female today, pulling from my experience as a AFAB non-binary person and growing up female.’

Read more about their creative practice: Lizzie Lambert – Artist Statement

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