Richard Lang (born 1945 in Bristol, England) is one of Britain’s most famous land artists. Lang’s work broadened the concept of sculpture and became part of both performance and conceptual art. His works are usually made of earth, rock, mud, stone and other nature-based materials.

Lang won the Turner Prize in 1989 and has long exhibited at the Tate and Bristol Museum and Art Gallery in the UK, as well as galleries in the US, Switzerland and Australia.