Aly Lloyd (b. 1990) is a British contemporary artist currently working in the Cotswolds, UK. Primarily working in painting, her practice explores the shifting nature of perception and identity through the lens of digital aesthetics and contemporary visual culture. Influenced by popular media, iconography and the psychology of seeing, Lloyd reconstructs resonant visual moments from fashion ephemera, film stills, and nostalgic media into layered compositions marked by bold form and vivid colour. Recurring female figures rendered through abstraction and geometry - often deconstructed, blurred, or dissolving - mirror the experience of memory, internal reflection, and emotional states. Through her shifting compositions, her work explores the complexity of identity in contemporary life, portraying it as fluid, layered, and shaped by internal perception....