Born 1980, artist Rebecca Gould currently divides her time between London and Wales.
Gould completed an MA in Fine Art, at Central Saint Martin's, London in 2005.
She has exhibited extensively in the UK and more recently in Europe.
Selected recent exhibitions include O Dreamland, curated by Cathy Lomax, Kent;
The Suitcase Project, Beaver Projects, Copenhagen; Locws International 3, Swansea;
Feel Good Feel Bad Boys and Girls, Ausberg, Germany; and Real Writers Residency, g39, Cardiff.

The worlds that Gould constructs, usually via a form of nonlinear narrative, typically fuse
personal memories within a larger historical compass derived from fairytales, folklore and mythology.

Gould works with a range of mediums encompassing sculpture and video.
Combining the mediums of sculpture and film, a Disney-like depiction of innocence masks a darker world.
Gould works in the modern world dealing with the notion of 'high-tech' and 'low-tech'
presenting a believable yet sophisticated 'hand-made' world.

The physicality that film doesn't have is brought to life by coupling with sculptural objects.
Film and sculpture share and reciprocate, creating something that has moved beyond the
object as a sculptural form.

"Kitsch dressing tables, luridly colourful carts and a towering lighthouse contain the films,
as the candy cottage conceals the oven. Utilising manifestly low-tech means, Gould wields
the camera in a provocative, flirtatious, voyeuristic manner. Her work is highly-stylised,
intelligent, disturbing and yet queasily entertaining" Liberty Patterson, curator, 2007