Copyright © 2009-2025 Laura Grinberga.
Laura Grinberga is a London-based, self-taught visual artist whose work explores mental health, trauma, resilience, and recovery. A third-generation female artist from Latvia, she was immersed in creativity from an early age. Despite this artistic foundation, she initially pursued a degree in Logistics of Business and Transportation, a background that has shaped her analytical and structured approach to artistic exploration.
Since beginning her artistic practice in 2009 in Milan, Laura has integrated social-cultural anthropology into her work, examining language, traditions, and human behavior. Her current body of work focuses on the strength and adaptability of the human mind, investigating cycles of conditioning, the impact of dysfunctional relationships, and the process of rebuilding after adversity. Her practice is deeply informed by her experiences of migration, cultural transitions, and navigating male-dominated spaces.
She creates immersive, multisensory installations using mixed media and organic materials, fostering spaces for reflection and dialogue to break the stigma surrounding mental health and encourage individual and collective healing.
Beyond her studio practice, Laura is a patron of Tate and the founder of WAC (Women Artists Club), a UK-based organization supporting professional female artists through networking, critiques, and community-driven initiatives. She also leads art-related workshops for diverse age groups, facilitating self-reflection and creative expression, and conducts private and corporate workshops. Additionally, she is an active public speaker, engaging in discussions on art, women in the arts, and mental health.
Her work is held in private and corporate collections worldwide.
???? 2009–2021: Developed her artistic practice alongside other professional commitments.
???? Since 2022: Full-time visual artist based in London.
Copyright © 2009-2025 Laura Grinberga.