Lucy Sparrow is a British contemporary artist celebrated for her felt recreations of everyday life. Known for her playful yet subversive use of textiles, Sparrow creates full-scale installations of familiar settings - corner shops, supermarkets, sex shops, and pharmacies - entirely from brightly coloured felt.
While her soft sculptures may seem light-hearted, they deliver sharp commentary on consumerism, gender, and mass production. Sparrow’s immersive exhibitions, such as The Cornershop, 8 Till Late, and Bourdon Street Chemist, have drawn international acclaim, making her one of the most collectible textile artists working today.
Blending craft with pop art, Sparrow's work disarms and delights in equal measure - inviting audiences to reimagine the familiar, one felt object at a time.