by lo simpson

In 2019, I completed an Art Foundation at Central Saint Martins before studying Creative Direction at London College of Fashion. Since graduating, I have worked within creative companies in roles spanning Studio Assistant, PA, and Office Manager. While not the path I initially anticipated, these positions have provided invaluable experience and enabled me to return to London following a period of travel in 2023.

Alongside these roles, my need for a creative outlet has continued to grow. Through my studies, I developed a broad yet refined skillset across photography, styling, set design, film, and visual storytelling. I have come to recognise that my creative perspective is not limited to a single discipline, but can be applied across a wide range of mediums.

During that time, I also developed a passion for spacial design, particularly through event planning, floral arrangements and table scapes, as well as content creation. I enjoy taking content both personally and professionally, whether that’s for a restaurant, an event (weddings, brand pop-ups, supper-clubs, etc) and the places and experiences I come across in my everyday life. Photography stands as a core skill within my work and I embrace the opportunity to utilise it in a range of projects.

LO & BEHOLD represents a natural culmination of this journey; a space that brings together my varied experience, creative instincts, and ongoing exploration. It is both a foundation and a platform for future growth, as I continue to evolve as a creative.

A holiday feast table with mashed potatoes, roasted meat, a red salad with nuts, and a lit candle.

create.

At the intersection of skill and creative instinct, each project becomes an opportunity to produce something considered and distinctive. With an open and exploratory approach, every brief is treated as a chance to develop new ideas and push creative boundaries.

Driven by curiosity and a commitment to refinement, I embrace challenge as a means of growth; continually evolving through each new project.