Women have always been underrepresented in wrestling. As Haus of Lucy points out, women’s wrestling was only recognised as a professional sport in the UK in 1987, after a decades-long ban. In response, Haus of Lucy created a triptych of three fictional wrestlers who rule the ring.
This is Mutha Maula, who balances being a kick-ass wrestler with being a full-time mum. She fully intends to raise her daughter to be a wrestling champion, just like her.
Part of the Wrestle Room exhibition at Atom Gallery, 10 October – 31 October 2026.
Artist: Haus of Lucy
Medium: Giclée print on Hahnemühle Museum Heritage paper
Dimensions: 21 x 29.7 cm (A4)
Edition: Unique (1 of 1), signed
Year: 2026
Women have always been underrepresented in wrestling. As Haus of Lucy points out, women’s wrestling was only recognised as a professional sport in the UK in 1987, after a decades-long ban. In response, Haus of Lucy created a triptych of three fictional wrestlers who rule the ring.
This is Mutha Maula, who balances being a kick-ass wrestler with being a full-time mum. She fully intends to raise her daughter to be a wrestling champion, just like her.
Part of the Wrestle Room exhibition at Atom Gallery, 10 October – 31 October 2026.
Artist: Haus of Lucy
Medium: Giclée print on Hahnemühle Museum Heritage paper
Dimensions: 21 x 29.7 cm (A4)
Edition: Unique (1 of 1), signed
Year: 2026
