Eva Brá Barkardóttir is an Icelandic artist currently studying MA Fine Art at Chelsea College of Arts. Her practice is concept driven and takes a range of forms such as photography, video, sculpture and installation, depending on the concept or site. Her work evolves around experimentation and research of materials. Obsession with meaninglessness and […]
My practice works across a range of platforms including painting, drawing, textile and installation. Strips of painting and textiles, combined with patchworked objects are used to create drawings in space, forcing ambiguity between language and structures. I’m interested in the physicality that surrounds work, both in the studio as an artist and in the personal […]
Paula Turmina is a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores mythology and magic realism in order to imagine new perspectives of the future. Her paintings, analog films, and sculptures often create expansive imaginary visuals that concern her personal experience, ecological issues and Latin American […]
Wheels, Pluriyuca. 2019 Rafael Pérez Evans. Spanish – Welsh (b. Málaga 1983) Lives and works in London. He received a BA in Fine Art from Goldsmiths University. His work has been exhibited internationally with recent exhibitions including solo at Nogueras Blanchard (Barcelona), Queens C. (Marrakesh) & Abierto Theredoom (Madrid), two man shows at Despina (Rio […]
Modes of the Ocean 2013 Harminder Judge B. 1982 Yorkshire, UK. Based in London Exploring ideas centred around the universality of condition, tantra, spiritual and cultural cross pollution and the internal and external body, Harminder’s works takes the form of performance, video, installation and sculpture. He has shown in spaces such as The Royal […]
Congratulations to Chelsea Arts Club Trust alumnus, Alvaro Barrington , who has co-curated an incredible exhibition with Julia Peyton-Jones at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac. The exhibition, entitled ‘Artists I Steal From’, includes an impressive roster of internationally acclaimed artists in a show that candidly reveals the diverse sources of inspiration in Barrington’s work. Co-curator, Julia Peyton-Jones says “It’s […]
Madalina Zaharia (b.1985, Sighetu Marmatiei, Romania) is a Romanian artist who lives and works in London. She graduated from the Royal College of Art (London) with an MA in Printmaking in 2012, having gained a Postgraduate diploma in Fine Art at Byam Shaw School of Art (CSM) in 2010. Zaharia’s practice combines design and personal […]
Lauren Keeley’s practice encompasses multiple processes of image-making mixing the cool, computer-precise style of digital fabrication with the warm, tactile quality of hand-made processes. Her lifelike works are made up of wooden panels which are layered together to create a relief: whilst portraying two-dimensional imagery they are physically very sculptural, acting as a sort of […]
Panicattack Duo was selected for Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2018. As part of this exhibition, we realised a durational performance piece titled entitled “Nothing Really Mattress” [NRM] on a double size mattress which is our ‘mobile studio’ where as a duo we would exchange conversations, research, readings, opinions and debates. These conversations peaked into more performative actions, experimental […]
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