CV
luanlezark@gmail.com
Lucy Anlezark is a multidisciplinary artist living and working on Gadigal land. Her practice is shaped by a reverence for the rhythms that organise existence, from the choreography of cosmic cycles down to the oscillatory behaviour of matter. Working across media, her research serves as a means of attunement to this dance.
Through image-based archival processes, Lucy develops an ongoing visual score of motion and memory, using analogue photography and iterative printmaking as her primary compositional tools. Guided by both process and the affective potentials of the image-object, her work considers light, surface, trace, and absence as active forces in our perception of duration. Often working with long exposures, manipulated negatives, and printing on silk organza substrates, she builds stratified print assemblages through cycles of exposure, development, and reiteration.
Within the tensions of her assemblages she pursues not representations of time having passed, but surfaces that embody temporal rhythms in which light, despite material interventions, continues to pulse.
Graduating with a BFA from the National Art School in 2023, Lucy went on to complete her honours at UNSW Art & Design in 2024. She has exhibited in various shows, her most recent being the group exhibition, DARING, held at Curatorial & Co. Her works are held in private collections both locally and internationally. Recent projects include the collaborative development and participation in the public program for the UNSW Art & Design Grad show, The Annual.