Born in 1966 in Folkestone, UK.

Currently lives and works in London.

Jyll Bradley’s installations, drawings, and light box works express a deeply personal engagement with identity and place. Light is an important protagonist in her practice, and she talks of using it to ”bring things into the present”. Bradley’s work increasingly engages with architecture, site and community. Through unlikely pairings of materials and traditions, her installations invite reflection upon dualities at the core of self and modern life. Bradley’s unique works on paper, which she terms ‘light drawings’, are made through the manipulation of light from an old photocopier, itself a form of basic camera.

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Jyll Bradley interviewed by Joseph Constable on the occasion of the exhibition Currency, September 2016

Liam Gillick, Everyone in Grand Central agog and smiling. All just feeling good…Elective Coupling in the work of Jyll Bradley’

Gill Hedley,’The friend I have/is a passionate friend’

Roger Malbert,‘Lovers, neighbours, friends’

Sara-Jayne Parsons, ‘She drinks like a plant the energy of light’, Jyll Bradley, Airports for the Lights, Shadows and Particles

Jyll Bradley in conversation with Caroline Collier in Jyll Bradley, Airports for the Lights, Shadows and Particles

Currency Jyll Bradley A.Bliss

Jyll Bradley: permanent sculpture installed at Strange Cargo, Cheriton, UK

Jyll Bradley commissioned to create public work for Hull, ahead of the city’s year as UK City of Culture

Jyll Bradley commissioned to create major public realm work, Cambridge, UK