Lola Lazaro Hinks is a British Spanish artist and designer based in London. She creates objects, sculpture and cameraless photographic prints using kilnformed glass, steel and light-sensitive paper. Trained as a photographer, she soon shifted her focus away from the camera itself towards the conditions under which looking happens. This shift becomes visible in works such as her glass fans with lenses or privacy screens, which both reveal and obscure, extending sight while also offering shelter from it.
At the core of her practice is punctured visibility: a rhythm of appearance and disappearance that resists both constant exposure and complete invisibility. It is a way of seeing and being seen that is not continuous but intentional, defined on one’s own terms. This is a form of vision shaped as much by what remains unseen as by what is visible.
She holds an MA in Ceramics and Glass from the Royal College of Art (2018) and a BA in Fine Art Photography from the Arts University Bournemouth (2012).
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