Contemporary Artist Luke Edward Stripp

Luke Edward Stripp was born and raised south of the Fraser River on the Canada–United States border in Surrey, Canada of 1995. He became under the impression of many modern Bauhaus and Cubist artists such as Oskar Schlemmer, M.H. Maxy, Jean Metzinger, and Tetsugoro Yorozu.

By late 2024, Stripp produced eleven paintings under the collective title Genesis. Each work corresponds to a chapter of the biblical text and functions as a period of curiosity, uncertainty, and a search for meaning.

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Following Genesis, Stripp’s recent works increasingly engage with the legacy of European modernism, emphasizing clarity of form, geometry, and the unification of art and lived experience. Stripp’s practice situates itself within a lineage of modernist experimentation while charting a distinct contemporary path.

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Today, Luke Edward Stripp works and lives in Lethbridge, Alberta.