NOAH LATIF LAMP

Noah Latif Lamp was born in 1991 in Amsterdam, NL. He is the third-generation born to a lineage of artists, is a self taught, art school dropout, whose work is often described as a harsh reflection of real life, action and gesture. Making works with various types of media, from sculpture to oil painting, from installation to performance, his motivation and passion to create is driven by his curiosity to question society’s structure and human behaviour. 

His work is actioned by gestures of a brutal reality and holds a mirror to societal structures as well as human conditioning. And thus, he often finds himself participating in artistic movements and activations which can be seen as controversial, dangerous, and even resistant to proper social conduct or law. Always onto the next big dialogue which is on the verge of surfacing, Noah’s work travels with him, speaking to all those who interact with it. 

Noah’s work is presented in recent exhibitions in Basel, New York and St-Moritz, earlier this year he presented Open Source at CC Strombeek, and later this fall he will show at DA Z festival in Zurich. Noah Latif Lamp is represented by Tommy Simoens, Antwerp.