I LIKE
objects
thing
purpose/no purpose
ambiguous
sculpture
stuff
hardware stores
B&Q
cable ties
architecture
space
positive and negative
gaffer tape
precariousness
temporary
site specific
form
material properties
value
status
where art is
where art isn’t
the rural
play
collaboration
humour
mess
joy
fun
the conversation
flat colour
high and low
the ‘ISH’
approximation
generosity
intervention
the unexpected
masking tape
colour as entity
height
egality
aesthetic
propping
wedging
tension
hidden
fixings
wrapped
important/unimportant
blu-tac
Stephanie Ball is an artist based in Rutland & Leciester, UK. Ball is preoccupied with typical sculptural concerns of form, material properties and spacial engagement. She works between traditional materials, such as ceramic and plaster, found objects and highly site-specific installations.
Her practice celebrates the joy of making, of drawing, of exploring and of criticality whilst questioning the status or value of objects and the display and positioning of sculpture.
She holds an MA in Contemporary Art Practice (2026) from De Montfort University, Leicester and a BA in Fine Art from Slade School of Fine Art, UCL (2008).
