Pamela Stretton (born 1980) is a South African artist whose work deals predominantly with the female body.
Originally from Cape Town, South Africa, Stretton moved to the United Kingdom.
[3][1] Stretton's work deals predominantly with the female form and its commodification, beautification, and role in popular culture.
The pieces are largely autobiographical, but also carry general themes about popular culture, fashion, health, and food.
[7] She was also a finalist for the inaugural Spier Contemporary Competition and Exhibition in 2007, which Smithsonian Libraries describes as juried.