With their distinctive linear style, Julian Opie’s sculptures, paintings and films are instantly recognisable. His works explore the relationship of our bodies to the spaces we inhabit – and in particular the urban environments in which his art is frequently shown. A series of new works, made in the past year, is currently on view at Lisson Gallery in London (until 12 June) and another solo exhibition is scheduled to open at Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery next month (25 June–24 October). Where is your studio? In Shoreditch, just up from Liverpool Street Station. This feels like a typical place to have an art studio now but when I bought it in 1987 it seemed so remote. I love this area and have used it in numerous works, including the current show at Lisson Gallery on Cork Street. We also rent a railway arch in London Fields.