Alastair Laas (b. 1982, Black Country, UK) is a British artist and cultural researcher whose practice interrogates the intersection of cultural value, identity formation, and environmental resilience. Based between Brighton and Bexhill, his work synthesises his own experiences of working commercially against deep research into branding, semiotics, and social philosophy, to examine the complex relationships between global systems and localised communities.

Working across media including drawing, clay, wood, video, and assemblage, Laas explores the material manifestations of cultural memory and identity. His practice is distinguished by its emphasis on collaboration, regularly engaging with artists, communities, and activists works that challenge mainstream narratives on how modernity shapes communities. Through performative actions and public interventions, his projects envision alternative futures rooted in sustainable, community-led approaches.

His work has been exhibited internationally at institutions including the Korean Museum of Contemporary Art (KMCA) in Seoul, le Centre de la  Gravure et de l'Image Imprimée de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles in Belgium, Wuhouci Gallery and Sichuan University Fine Arts Institute in China, and Tate Modern in London. Notable commissions and performances span public and private sectors, from creating work for HRH The Queen to developing a VR experience for Google. His practice extends to live painting for Red Bull's Off The Wall, automated performances at Ugly Duck and for Coca-Cola in London, and film works for Diageo, Sky, and Mercedes-Benz. Laas is currently developing his practice through the De La Warr Pavilion x Flatland Projects artist development programme.