Jessie Flood-Paddock is a young British sculptor whose work tackles the stuff that we're consumed by and devour, as well as what goes on inside and outside our bodies. The sources of her work are mostly the everyday.
Previous work has engaged with the tradition of the Maine lobster eating festival, the over-looked artful designs of wasabi peanut snacks and the museologocial presentation of an Aztec fertility statue. Jessie was born in 1977 and currently lives and works in London. She graduated from Royal College of Art in 2005. Recent exhibitions include Tate Britain, London, Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridge, CSW Ujadowski Castle, Warsaw and Carl Freedman gallery, London.
