Lorrice Douglas uses installation, photography, sound and written texts to create discreet or fleeting one act plays. Her practice engages with the historical, the archival and the fictional and the way the ambiguities of these works are experienced by the viewing subject.
Having gained a Master’s degree in Fine Art, Media at the Slade UCL, Lorrice went on to participate in De Ateliers Studio Programme, Amsterdam. Projects include residencies and exhibitions at the British School at Athens, London Creative Network at SPACE, Beacon Art Project, Grizedale Arts, Artsadmin, the Foundling Museum and The National Trust. Several of these residencies and her approach to site specific, site responsive and incidental art informed her PhD at Chelsea College of Arts.
Lorrice is a Senior Lecturer and Postdoctoral Researcher at University of the Arts London, specialising in Fine Art.
