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Laura Lighthouse

Laura Lighthouse (b. 1980, Barcelona) is an artist with a strong academic foundation in both philosophy and visual arts. She earned a BFA and a Master’s in Representation of Multicultural Identities from the University of Barcelona. After receiving the Ramon Llull Award for philosophical thought, Laura shifted her focus from research to her growing passion for expressing complex ideas through visual media, bridging theory and practice in ways that invite dialogue and reflection.

Having lived in London and Berlin, two cities deeply marked by gentrification and rapid transformation, Laura’s work engages with questions of urban displacement, memory, and the reclamation of public space. These experiences sharpened her awareness of how social and political forces shape the fabric of daily life, making urban transformation not only a backdrop but a central theme of her practice.

Her art investigates the tension between permanence and loss, between belonging and exclusion, using a variety of media to translate these concepts into tangible forms. She creates works that trace the marks of change left on city walls, streets, and communities, examining how individuals and groups adapt, resist, or are erased in the process.

Laura has participated in several group and solo exhibitions, where her work has sparked discussions on the intersection of social change, city life, and the dynamics of growth and development. Through her practice, she continues to explore the shifting landscapes of contemporary cities, inviting viewers to reflect on the broader cultural and human implications of urban transformation.

Services

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Workshops

Laura Lighthouse is available for workshops and collaborative projects that draw on her background in philosophy, visual arts, and urban studies. Her sessions are designed to engage participants in dialogue while exploring creative practice. Standard honorarium is €20/hour plus expenses, with fees open to negotiation for non-profit and community-based initiatives.

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Comission of pieces

Laura is available for commissioned projects that reflect her interest in urban life, memory, and social change. She welcomes opportunities to create bespoke works for private collectors, public spaces, or community initiatives. Pricing generally starts from €250 for small works, with larger or more complex projects quoted individually. Rates can be adjusted for non-profit or community-based collaborations. Each commission is developed in close dialogue with the client to ensure the final piece is personal and meaningful.

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Exhibitions

Laura is open to exhibiting her work in both group and solo contexts. Alongside exhibitions, she welcomes opportunities to contribute through dialogue and discussion — whether through artist talks, Q&A sessions, or panel participation. She is available to attend exhibition openings free of charge, and can return for further engagements at an hourly rate of €10/hour plus expenses.

Recent Work

Unmaking Art Studio

Carrer de Lancaster 10

Barcelona, 08001

Mon to Fri: 10am to 8pm

Sat  & Sun: 12pm to 8pm

info@unmaking-art.com

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