Discipline

Architectural / Monumental / Relief

Figurative / Realism

Installation / Land / Site-specific

Political/Religious

Material

Brick/Concrete/Plaster

Fiberglass/Plastic/Resin

Found Objects

Metal (other)

Mixed media

Wood/Paper

Region

London

South East

Biography

With a style best described as Post-Punk-Baroque mixed with a large dollop of Surrealism, a touch of Pop and a scoop of Expressionism, visceral, unapologetic and thought-inducing.

Their collaborative works delve into themes around the politics of the body, gender and sexuality as well as the broader social and political implications that shape our world.  More recent works combine these core themes with a definitive critique of consumerism and the aggressive capitalist model.

The duo shares a passion for material experimentation, discovering limitations and moving beyond those expectations.  Throughout their career they have employed the use of reclaimed or recycled objects and materials. Transmuting a discarded item into something ‘other’, unexpected or unrecognizable in relation to its previous incarnation.

Their works are exhibited & collected In Europe [Spain, Greece, France, Germany] USA, Brazil, China, UK and have been auctioned in support of Aids Ark, Art For Our Sake, Article 25, Artlink, Artists’ General Benevolent Institution, Chelsea Arts Club Trust, ChildLine, Ein Herz Fur Kinder, The Green Party, The Grenfell Tower Community, Stonewall, Terrance Higgins Trust. ChildLine Auctions at both Sotheby’s Olympia [London Cow Parade] & The National Portrait Gallery [BT ArtBox]; 10X10 Drawing London auctions at RIBA & The Shard; AGBI & Chelsea Arts Club Trust auctions at Chelsea Arts Club.

THE DnA FACTORY are also a member of Chelsea Arts Club [Ball Committee], DACS, East Anglia Art Fund, Founder Member of Vout-O-Reenees, Founder Member of Ramsgate Arts Club, Goldsmiths College Alumni, Aesthetica Alumni, ArtCan Alumni

CLIENTS & PROJECTS [INCLUDING COMMERCIAL, RETAIL & THEATRE]: Adidas, Almeida, Aldwych, Amouage, Art In Offices, Bar 38, Box London, BSC, BT, Bankside Open Spaces Trust, Blacks, Bloom, Burberry, Cambridge Theatre, Cannes Film Festival, Carrefour, Cartier, Chelsea Arts Club, Coliseum, Coningsby Gallery, Converse, Cow Parade [London], David Gill Galleries, Debut Art, Disneyland Paris, Disney/Pixar, Donmar Warehouse, Dot To Dot, Everyman (Liverpool), Frantic Assembly, Garrick, The Globe, Harrods, Harvey Nichols, Holland Park Opera, Levis, London Festival Of Architecture, Marina Rinaldi Townhouse, M&S, The National Theatre, Neon Specialists, The New English, New London, Next, The Old Vic, Pearl Lam Galleries, Playstation, Rain Forest Café, Royal Opera House, RSC, Savoy, Soho Theatre, Starburst, Strychnin Gallery, Twitter, The Underdog, Underground, West Bank Gallery.

EXHIBITED/GALLERIES: The Apartment, The Assembly House, The Barge House, Bayfield Hall, Bettie Morton Gallery, Blacks, Booze Co-Operativa, Britannia House, Brixton Town Hall, Chelsea Arts Club, Coningsby Gallery, Contrasts Gallery, Cotswold Sculpture Park, County Hall [London], Cromer Artspace, Gallery 40, David Gill Galleries, The Fakenham Gas Works Museum Trust, Good Children Gallery, The Grove, Harvey Nichols, Hoxton Arches Gallery, Islington Arts Factory, St. Johns Gallery, Lights Of Soho, Link Gallery, London Newcastle Space, The Mall Galleries, The Mayor’s Parlour Gallery, The National Portrait Gallery, Pearl Lam Galleries, The Roupell Gallery, The Royal Exchange, RIBA, The Royal Society Of Sculptors, The Shard, Somerset House, Sotheby’s Olympia, Spitalfields, The Stash Gallery, Stephen Lawrence Gallery, Strychnin Gallery, Tanner Warehouse, The Underdog Gallery, Waterloo Square Gallery, West Bank Gallery, York Art Gallery, Vauxhall St. Peter’s Church.