Lynda Lorraine
Contemporary Artist | Filmmaker | Educator
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Lynda Lorraine is a British Anglo-Filipina Contemporary Artist and Creative Educator based in London, with an internationally recognised multidisciplinary practice spanning portraiture, textiles, installation, movement and film. Her work amplifies the voices of the Filipino diaspora, telling stories that are vibrant, complex and unapologetically visible.
Her artistic practice explores space, time and the humanity of the Filipino diaspora, dismantling stereotypes and reclaiming erased histories. Drawing on her experience as an internationally exhibited and collected fashion designer and artist, alongside postgraduate-level expertise in arts, design and creative education, Lynda leads projects and consultancy across nonprofits, academia, cultural institutions and digital platforms.
Lynda Lorraine Studio
Cultural Leadership | Social Change | Creative Education
Lynda Lorraine Studio
Founded in 2025, Lynda Lorraine Studio is an evolving creative education space built around self-agency and empowerment.
Creative education is the foundational ethos of the studio. Having previously mentored emerging artists, led classes, facilitated community workshops, panel series, educational programmes and supported postgraduate teaching and learning the space brings all these aspects into one holistic realm. And as part of the Royal College of Art’s PGCert Creative Education programme, Lynda actively engages in critical dialogue around curriculum design, pedagogies of making and education as a tool for social and cultural change.
Her approach brings the freedom, experimentation and critical thinking of the art school experience into lifelong learning contexts, with a strong commitment to supporting individuals of diasporic identity navigating questions of selfhood within Western-centric spaces. Grounded in creativity, inclusivity and community engagement, Lynda Lorraine Studio creates spaces for self-expression, dialogue and collective empowerment. Transforming visual traditions into powerful acts of visibility, acceptance and cultural reconnection.
See more of Lynda’s work and experience over in Portfolio, Curriculum Vitae, LinkedIn, and ResearchGate.