Lola Graham (b. 1999) is a photographer and interdisciplinary artist working at the intersection of fine art photography, collage, and cross-media visual practice. Her practice centres on the body, materiality, and the traces of human presence within urban and intimate spaces — explored through long-term series that resist singular interpretation.
She has been developing her photographic practice since 2019, initially as a self-taught artist and later through the Rodchenko Art School, one of Russia’s foremost institutions for contemporary art and photography. Her earlier studies in medicine — a discipline structured around precision and vulnerability — continue to inform her visual language: the tension between analytical observation and intuitive perception.
Her work has been presented internationally, including in the UK, Spain, Serbia, and through online cultural platforms. Recent projects and exhibitions have marked a growing dialogue with European and UK-based art contexts.
Lola is currently developing her practice as emerging artist through long-term photographic and interdisciplinary projects, with a focus on exhibitions, artist-led collaborations, printed matter, and experimental approaches to contemporary image-making.
