Lottie Stoddart is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans painting, sculpture and film. Working through an accumulative process of making, she brings together varied visual languages to construct layered works that blur the boundaries between observation, collection and invention.
Centred on the painting as object, her work draws upon historical artefacts, botanical illustration, archaeological research and fictional narrative. These varied sources are brought together in contemporary cabinets of curiosity, where scientific observation sits alongside mythology and devotional imagery, and objects become vessels for interpretation.
Through these assembled worlds, Stoddart explores how knowledge is constructed through objects and images. Her work considers the shifting relationship between history and myth, science and imagination, inviting viewers to uncover unexpected connections between the natural world, material culture and storytelling.
Recent Solo Exhibitions
Dismember My Monster. THE TAGLI (London, 2025), Cut & Fold. Loop Generation (London, 2024), Rock, Paper, Scissors. THE TAGLI (London, 2023) Lifting the Lid. Alison Richards Building (Cambridge, 2023), APT Introduces Lottie Stoddart. APT Gallery (London, 2022)
Awards
THE TAGLI Collection and Mentoring Award (2023)
APT & Fenton Arts Trust Award (2021)
Residencies
Pignano Artist Residency, IT, Cyprus College of Art Residency, CY, High House Artist Residency, UK, Dumfries House Artist Residency, UK, IIFA/Royal Drawing School Residency to India, IN
Recent Group Exhibitions
Assembly: Microcosmos. (London, 2026), Rock Paper Scissors. St Gabriel’s Church (London, 2026) Slip. Oceans Apart (Salford, 2026) BRINK. Irving Gallery, (Oxford, 2025), Take a Line for a walk. Lea Bridge Library, (London, 2025), Art on a Postcard Summer Auction. Berntson Bhattacharjee Gallery (London, 2025), Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize “Working Drawing Award” (London, Falmouth, Dundee, 2024) The Waves Beside them Danced. ARC Studios, (London, 2024), Le Petit Salon. THE TAGLI (London, 2024), Fresh. British Ceramics Biennial (Stoke-on-Trent, 2023), KILL WITH KINDNESS. The Take Courage Gallery (London, 2023), A Slash of Blue. Gerald Moore Gallery (London, 2023), CLOD. (with Anna Brass). ASC Gallery, (London, 2023), Absurd (What does it all really mean?). OHSH Projects (London, 2022), Exeter Contemporary Open. Exeter Phoenix Gallery, (Exete, 2022)
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