Lottie Mac is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice explores the fluidity of language - its power to articulate, obscure, and connect. Rooted in the socio-political evolution of the Irish language, her work navigates themes of cultural identity, memory, and heritage.

Working across tufting, sculpture, painting, carpentry, typography and design, Mac places strong emphasis on materiality and physical engagement. She often uses natural materials such as wool, wood, and steel, chosen for their durability, tactility, and connection to tradition and place.

Alongside abstract works, she creates functional sculptures and furniture that blur the line between art and design. These pieces reflect on domestic space as a site of memory and emotion, offering poetic and practical forms that invite reflection.