Grace Lambert is a British-Irish artist working across electronic music, sound, performance and film, often exploring alienation, science fiction and lost futures.

Lambert was Artist in Residence at the Townshend Studio in 2026, where she developed material for her forthcoming debut album Motherboard. She has received Arts Council England’s Developing Your Creative Practice award twice (2021, 2025). Her performance work has been presented at institutions including the British Museum, Royal Academy of Arts, Battersea Arts Centre, Camden People’s Theatre, Arebyte Gallery and The Pleasance. She has been shortlisted for a BBC Audio Drama Award (2021) and Underwire Film Festival (2019), and was longlisted for New Contemporaries (2024), UK New Artist of the Year (2022) and the Aesthetica Art Prize (2019). She has performed her music at festivals including The London Electronic Arts Festival, FEMMESTIVAL and Bimble Bandada, and has been supported by Ableton and BBC Introducing. She has written and produced music for libraries including Cavendish Music, Ninja Tune Production and MediaTracks, and won the She Creates competition for female music producers in 2025.

Alongside her artistic practice, Lambert works as a composer, filmmaker and deviser. She has directed music videos for artists including New Order, Ava Lily, Alex Maxwell, worked as 1st AD (Second Unit) on feature film Flux Gourmet, and edited for Sadler's Wells, Coach, Levi's, Clarks and White Stuff.

She is community director and composer for theatre company Teatro Vivo, has created participatory performances with Basic Income UK, and has devised workshops for teenage girls with the British Library and Camden People's Theatre. She has also toured and devised work nationally and internationally with theatre companies Wet Picnic and Cheap Thrills.

She holds an MA in Performance Design and Practice from Central Saint Martins and a BA in Music and Drama Studies from Bath Spa University.

For commercial directing and editing work, visit @gracie.flix