Rachel Whiteread
Lougher Contemporary is proud to offer a curated selection of prints and multiples by Rachel Whiteread, one of Britain’s most acclaimed contemporary artists and the first woman to win the Turner Prize in 1993. Known for her innovative approach to sculpture, Whiteread transforms everyday spaces and objects by casting their negative forms, making absence and memory her central themes.
While her large-scale sculptures are celebrated worldwide, Whiteread’s prints and multiples reflect the same quiet power and conceptual depth. Using delicate mark-making, subtle textures, and carefully considered forms, these editions echo her fascination with presence, absence, and the traces of human life.
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