Lucy creates multimedia artworks from her studio in Leicester. Lucy has also worked with The British Trust for Ornithology and Leicestershire & Rutland Wildlife Trust to explore the effects of climate change on migratory birds.
She takes inspiration from the colour palette and sounds of the natural world to celebrate the value and beauty of nature. Her work uses field recording and colour-coded mark-making techniques using paint, pastel, spray paint, photography and digital illustration onto paper to produce striking portraits of birds and their songs.
Growing up on the grounds of the University of Leicester, Sir David Attenborough, Britain’s favourite naturalist, remembers his childhood in Leicestershire fondly. He explored the vast fields and streams surrounding Leicester, only a short bike ride from his home, and collected many stones, natural specimens, and fossils to create his own museum, which he still has today.
Where to find/13 Cank Street, LE1 5FA
View on mapStreet Stories Leicester is back with a second installation!
Following the inaugural Street Stories project from 2019, when BID Leicester helped to birth the project, with a vacant units brief. Street Stories has returned to its home following installations around the nation.
Street Stories Leicester is bringing an improvement to vacant shops around the city centre again, incorporating five previous artworks and three new artists for 2025 looking into new themes around the city’s culture, nightlife and street arts scene, along with innovations in space technology.
You can find the original stories and animations here and on our YouTube channel