
Lydia Rose is a writer, poet and community artist from London, who labels herself a “queer, intersectional eco-feminist”.
As a survivor of sexual violence and abuse, Lydia has lived experience of using creative writing and the arts as a healing modality. She also writes to express her views on issues such as women’s rights and environmental justice.
Lydia is passionate about community engagement, and works to bring people together and support their mental health and wellbeing through providing safe and inclusive spaces for them to make and enjoy a range of art forms.
Lydia Rose
“My work is a reflection of my creative and empathic nature; it is expressive, innovative, connective, human.”
Lydia’s writing has been published online and in print, and she has organised, hosted and performed at multiple art and poetry events.
She also has a talent for delivering creative projects and workshops, and is the pioneer of Allie’s Art Club, a grassroots community arts organisation.
Through her art club, freelance projects and other forms of social activism, Lydia has worked with a diverse range of communities in London.

To learn more about Lydia’s work, you can read her Art Portfolio or you can view the gallery of some of her work and events below:
TESTIMONIALS
“Lydia meets every task she faces with a tremendous amount of passion. She is a compassionate leader who continuously offers support and encouragement”
Erin Earp, Creative Projects Team Leader at Skaped
“Lydia is not just a great artist, poet and organiser but a truly wonderful human being with a great sense of humanity and non-judgemental persona”
Mark C. Bolton, resident poet at Urban Dandy London