Stephanie Fuller is a British Australian artist whose paintings, sculpture and jewellery explore our enduring relationship with the natural world through ancient materials, expressive form and the memory held in landscapes and the sea.

Working across bronze, stone, resin, paint and found natural materials, her practice draws on archaeology, geology, art history and lived experience. Influences are rarely direct. Instead, ideas absorbed over years of looking at ancient cultures, museums and great sculptors gradually re-emerge in new forms, creating a body of work that is both contemporary and rooted in the past.

Since beginning her career in London in the 1980s, Stephanie has exhibited internationally in the UK, Australia and the United States. Her work is held in private and museum collections.

Today, from her gallery in Deal, Kent, she continues to develop new bodies of work while presenting sculpture, painting and jewellery as one connected artistic practice. Whether creating a monumental painting, a bronze figure or a piece of jewellery, her work asks the same question: how can materials carry memory and connect us to the long chain of human creativity?