Linda Bell is a British artist whose practice centers on the intersection of public engagement and spatial design. She has gained prominence for creating immersive, interactive environments that invite direct audience participation, often transforming institutional settings into sites of collective experience.
Her work frequently utilizes sculpture as a medium to facilitate social interaction and play. By focusing on the physical relationship between the viewer and the artwork, Bell explores how structural interventions can alter the dynamics of public spaces.
Bell has recently received significant institutional recognition for her contributions to large-scale public programming. In 2026, she was commissioned by the Tate Modern to create a site-specific interactive sculpture installation for the museum's Turbine Hall as part of the UNIQLO Tate Play initiative.
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