Lex (aka Lexington Love/Lovesmyth/Alex Titterington) is an Anglo-Irish movement artist and designer, focused on land, people and culture based in Ireland and the UK. They have over 30 years of professional practice in the arts internationally which allows them to bring a unique flair to all they offer.

Their work is based on connection and interconnection of self, community and the earth. Being deeply passionate about inclusivity and diversity, their practice promotes regeneration and connection with an aim to support all lives to truly grow with vitality, vigour, and a huge dollop of humour.

Their professional background and experience is in theatre/stage design /3D design, physical comedy, puppetry, mime, mask, street theatre, comedy trapeze, circus, Theatre of the Oppressed, evolutionary movement, music, sign language, yoga, meditation, Deep Ecology, Permaculture, forest gardening and nature connection.

They bring fun, freshness, creativity, depth, sensitivity, embodiment and an innate sense of play to groups and individuals. They enjoy working in a range of places including, farms, gardens, streets, hospitals, schools, arts centres and theatres.

Their present work includes: Artist in Residence/Creative Director for FROGs: Fort Road Orchard Garden, Newhaven, UK, co-creating an edible community garden; Creative Director of Fionnlocha Wild Nature Sanctuary, Ireland (www.fionnlocha.com) and the Remembrance Corridors project along the River Shannon, Ireland; Creative Director of Geo & Glad CIC who work to highlight environmental and social issues through an uplifting and comedic lens to create change; A Tiny Drop of Magic – a comedic touring show /workshops about biodiversity and belonging which travels in a small pick up truck, which is a theatre set, as well as workshop space with greenhouse roof, rainwater harvesting and bird box sound system.

They grew up in Yorkshire, UK and at Tinlough, the family farm in County Offaly, Ireland. They have a deep connection with nature and draw on the freedom of childhood days climbing trees and running around on the farm. This spirit shines through in all that they share in life and working practice.