Fine Art work by Liv Nightingale showing a sculptural chair stack

Liv Nightingale (b. 2002) aka loose tooth encompasses a naive and playful aesthetic in her practice, she often proposes abstracted situations that encourage rethinking how we understand the world as we know it. She finds inspiration in the experience of returning to a time of innocence as an adult.

Fine Art work by Liv Nightingale showing a series of

Liv has found a refined passion for both print and sculpture. In particular, exploring tin foil as a newfound method of making sculpture has sought to validate ‘low-level’ mediums as art forms in their own right. Her work deploys a sense of humour that frequently uses wordplay and scale, for she believes it is essential not to take yourself too seriously within art and in life.

Fine Art work by Liv Nightingale showing a pair of hands holding an aluminium cast paper chain

The so-called ‘inner monologue’ presented in her work physically manifests the weird and wonderful hybrid of imagery that fill our heads, whether poetic or entirely ridiculous. She tests how these images can interact and form new combinations with one another, creating a unique visual experience.

Fine Art work by Liv Nightingale showing enlarged cutlery being used to eat food
Fine Art Work by Liv Nightingale showing an intaglio print