Ansley Randall: Home for Now

Defined by bold colors and a dramatic sense of play, Ansley Randall’s work appears timeless yet immediate. Born in Jacksonville, Florida, and now based in London, England, Randall draws on the visual languages of mid-century design, abstraction, and contemporary muralism to create immersive environments that transform the spaces they inhabit. Her practice brings together the warmth of her Southern roots with the vibrant energy of the city she currently calls home.

Randall’s murals can be found in cities including London, Berlin, New York, Miami, Memphis, and Jacksonville. Created through collaborations with public art initiatives, festivals, and commercial partners, these works do more than animate walls—they reshape the experience of shared spaces, encouraging moments of curiosity, connection, and discovery.

Home for Now brings together works that trace the breadth of Randall’s practice and the evolution of her visual language. From expansive compositions to more intimate pieces, the exhibition explores how color, form, and repetition can transform a space and, in turn, shape the way we experience it.

About the Artist

A graduate of Flagler College, Ansley Randall is an international muralist and artist from Jacksonville, Florida, known for her bold, retro-inspired patterns and vibrant use of color. Now based in London, England, Randall draws from mid-century design, abstraction, and playful compositions, her work transforms spaces into immersive, energetic environments. She has painted murals in cities around the world—including London, Bristol, Berlin, New York, Miami, and Memphis—bringing her signature blend of nostalgia and modernity to each project.
About Lightner Local
Created to showcase the extraordinary talents of artists who live in the Northeast and Central Florida regions, Lightner Local is presented by the Benjamin and Jean Troemel Arts Foundation. Additional support comes from the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Arts and Culture, the Florida Council on Arts and Culture, and the National Endowment for the Arts.