Laura Dzelzytė

Laura Dzelzytė

Laura Dzelzytė is a British–Lithuanian artist working across sculpture, painting, installation and publishing. Through sustained engagement with public collections, vernacular artefacts and sites of cultural memory, she reimagines inherited forms as contemporary spatial environments. Her work explores how histories of migration, faith, domesticity and gender are carried through objects, materials and ritual.

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Laura Dzelzytė

Laura Dzelzytė studied at the University of Cambridge and completed an MA in Painting at the Royal College of Art. In 2025 she relaunched and edited the influential RCA publication ARK as a conceptual artwork, treating publishing as a performative and collective form. ARK subsequently entered the V&A National Art Library collection.

Her recent institutional projects include Birds of Passage, a three-part exhibition developed across Matino, Copertino and Lecce in southern Italy, and The Keeper of Crossed Roads at Museum Beelden aan Zee - the museum’s first exhibition devoted to wax sculpture. She is currently developing a long-term cultural programme with Bhutanese artists and institutions focused on heritage, contemporary practice and cultural exchange. 

Dzelzytė lives and works in London.