Hamish Pearch
Hamish Pearch explores the materials, objects and spaces that make up our worlds. Through sculpture, installation, drawing and sound, his artistic practice gives form to human experiences and systems that are mundane and magical in equal measure. Pearch’s sculptures mix, merge and remake forms to create objects of instability. Found objects, natural forms and commonplace materials are used alongside cast and modelled sculptures made from jesmonite and resin.
Works from this artist
About
Hamish Pearch was born in London, UK in 1993. He now lives and works in London, UK.
Education
Hamish Pearch studied at the Royal Academy of Arts in London, UK and graduated the Camberwell College of Art in London, UK.
Exhibitions
Pearch’s work has been presented in numerous solo exhibitions, including: Amygdala lost and found, Sans titre (2016), Paris (2021); Thames Mud, front, Brussels (2021); Head Above Water, Belsunce Projects, Manifesta, Marseille (2020); Nights, Soft Opening, London (2019); Ana Prata & Hamish Pearch, Kupfer, London (2018)
His work has also been shown in selected group exhibitions, including: Peach Fuzz, The Factory Project, London (2021); CAN - Centre d’Art Contemporain de Neuchatel, Neuchatel (2021); Mushrooms: The art, design and future of fungi, Somerset House, London (2020); Premiums, Royal Academy of Arts, London (2018); Go, Soft Opening, London (2018)