Phoebe Wingrove (b.1996) is a neurodivergent artist using mixed media to ethically visualise information and facilitate spaces that challenge how we interpret and see. Her practice often considers our health and memories through her own and individuals’ lived experiences, looking at how they influence how we receive, and what we create.

Wingrove holds a BA in Graphic Design from Nottingham Trent University, where her design expertise significantly influences her visual work. In 2022, she completed a PGCE at the University of Brighton, fuelling her passion for creating accessible learning opportunities through her art and facilitation. In 2024 her exhibitions In the Dark: Vaginismus and In the Dark: Birth were featured on BBC News. She lives and works in Brighton, England.

Selected Exhibitions

2024 In the Dark: Birth, Jules Emporium, Photo Fringe, Brighton

2024 In the Dark: Birth, Haus Kunst Mitte, Berlin

2024 In the Dark, Ori, Berlin

2024 In the Dark: Vaginismus, Phoenix Art Space, The Project Space, Brighton

2022 In the Dark, Photo Fringe, Gallery Lock In, Brighton

2022 Peering through the lens of HPV’s invisibility, LWLW3 Female artists in Web 3, MAPP Digital,

2022 Through your Lens, Drifter Galleries, Queens Park London

2021 Critical Pulse, UnderExposed, Photoworks x Attenborough Creative Centre x Sussex Humanities

Awards

Shortlisted, Professionals’ Choice In-venue category, Danny Wilson Memorial Award

Facilitation 

2026 Lines of the Weald, Fabrica 

2026 Creating your own Lens, Talent Accelerator 

2026 What’s Outside? Photoworks

2026 Family workshop, Phoenix Art Space 

Professional Experience 

2026 Freelance Photographer

2026 Assistant Producer, Photo Fringe

2026 Projects Coordinator, Corridor  

2026 Learning and Engagement Coordinator, Photoworks 

2025 Projects Coordinator, Towner 

2023 Turner Prize, School Visits Coordinator, Towner

Press 

2024 BBC News, Artist creates exhibition on traumatic births

2024 BBC News, Artist creates exhibition on coping with vaginismus 

Instagram takeovers

2023 Redeye Photography

2022 Spectrum Photographic Lab