Lucy McLauchlan is a British contemporary artist known for her large-scale, monochromatic murals and street art. Born in Birmingham, England, she began her career in the late 1990s and gained recognition in the 2000s for her distinctive style. McLauchlan's work is characterized by fluid, organic shapes and patterns that are inspired by nature and the environment. Her murals can be found in various public spaces, galleries, and exhibitions around the world. In addition to her murals, McLauchlan has also created smaller-scale works on canvas, paper, and other mediums. She often uses a combination of paint, ink, and found materials to create her pieces, and her work has been featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions worldwide. Lucy McLauchlan's style is influenced by her background in graphic design, as well as by the street art and graffiti culture she encountered during her early career. As a result, her work often incorporates elements of abstraction, symbolism, and a strong sense of movement. Through her art, McLauchlan aims to engage viewers and provoke thought about the relationship between humans, nature, and urban spaces.