Liorah Tchiprout b. 1992 is an artist based in London.

Her work is concerned with belonging, girlhood and the theatrical. She builds physical puppet characters to construct her own pantheon from which to draw images. This methodology allows these characters to sit in between the real and the imagined, drawn from a reality that is constructed. Through it she builds a world which recentres the stories of women and girls — a world for them to liaise, interact, and plot in.

The works she is showing at Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair this year is a series of seven monotypes called ‘Love of Seven Dolls’. It takes its name from the 1954 novella by Paulo Gallico.

Tchiprout studied Fine Art Printmaking at University of Brighton, graduating 2016, with a semester spent at Bezalel School of Art and Design, Jerusalem. In 2020 she graduated with an MA in Printmaking from Camberwell College of Art, London. She was awarded the Print Futures Award and the John Purcell Paper award. Her work is held in permanent collections at Soho House, Clifford Chance and in the Ruth Borchard Next Generation Collection. She is represented by Aleph Contemporary.