Laisul Hoque
Laisul Hoque (b. 1998, Dhaka, Bangladesh) is a London-based artist whose work explores social, personal, and familial histories. His installations and films are informed by intimate conversations and created in collaboration with communities connected to these narratives, forming an experiential autobiography that opens into a wider collective story.
After studying literature in Dhaka, he completed an MA in Contemporary Photography; Practices and Philosophy at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London. His work has been shown at the Whitechapel Gallery, Barbican Centre, Experimenta India, and Alliance Fran癟aise de Dhaka. He was a finalist for the 2024 CIRCA Prize and is the winner of the 2025 East London Art Prize.
Portrait of Laisul Hoque. Photo by Vincent Hasselbach
Laisul Hoque, An Ode to All the Flavours, installation view at Whitechapel Gallery, 2024
Laisul Hoque, An Ode to All the Flavours, installation view at Whitechapel Gallery, 2024
Video: Laisul Hoque, The Purpose was to Document the Other Side (2023), excerpt
Laisul Hoque, An Ode to All the Flavours, installation view at Whitechapel Gallery, 2024
Laisul Hoque, The Purpose was to Document the Other Side (2023), screening view at Zerui, 2024
