Liberty Antonia Sadler (b. 1993, London, UK) is a multidisciplinary artist, working with mediums of moving image, mosaic, drawing & text to explore issues of body politics & queer identity. Working within a personal-political context to discuss themes of fat experience, vulnerability, queerness, food & sexuality. Their research explores the power of subjectivity within art practice and representation of fat bodies in arts & media.
Liberty Antonia’s work aims to open discussion about fat queer identity, imperfection and inequality; her multidisciplinary practice includes both first person performance and body political drawing & writing, with artworks exploring, at times, sensitive issues such as fatphobia, eating disorders, fetish & body dysmorphia.
Liberty Antonia Sadler is an artist & filmmaker based in the UK, they studied B.A.(Hons) Performance Design & Practice, Central Saint Martins & M.A. Fine Art, Chelsea College of Art. Liberty Antonia continues her academic research and works as an Associate Lecturer on Performance Design & Practice Pathway at Central Saint Martins. Liberty Antonia is the founder of MicroActs, London, an ongoing artist film screening series bringing an international selection of shorts to the capital. Liberty Antonia Sadler is represented by Spantzo Gallery, NYC.
Her work has been featured at Whitechapel Gallery [London, UK], Barbican [London, UK], ICA [London, UK], BFI Southbank [London, UK], HOME [Manchester, UK], Centre for Contemporary Arts CCA [Glasgow, UK], Anthology Film Archives [New York City, USA], and at film festivals internationally, such as Underwire Film Festival [London, UK], New York Feminist Film Week [New York City, USA], AVIFF Art Film Festival [Cannes, France], GRRL Haus Cinema [Berlin, Germany], Experimental Forum [Los Angeles, USA] & CINEMQ [Shanghai, China]. Liberty Antonia's work has been featured in publications such as NYLON, Polyester Zine, Shades of Noir, KAVN metro.co.uk & WomenCinemakers.