Timothy Taylor Gallery

Since the late 1960s, Hiller has infused conceptual and minimalist strategies and aesthetics with the influence of feminism, popular culture and psychoanalysis, creating works in a diverse range of media: notably sculpture, performance, video, photography, drawing and installation. “To enquire, and to transform” these are the leitmotifs that run throughout Hiller’s oeuvre over a 30 year period, according to curator James Lingwood, who continues, “In a remarkably consistent way, Hiller has sustained an open-ended enquiry into the elusive nature of our selves, the forces at work in the making and re-making of subjectivity and its potential for transformation.”

Susan Hiller is represented in public collections around the world including the Tate, London; Museum Ludwig, Cologne; Deutsche Bundestag Art Collection, Berlin, Moderna Museet, Stockholm, and the UBS Collection Zurich. Susan Hiller lives and works in London.

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