Biography

Rob Mulholland [ born Glasgow ] graduated from Edinburgh College of Art in 1986. He has exhibited work throughout the UK and Internationally.

Recent exhibitions and commissions include :

2026 ' Naiad' Princes Loch sculpture, Blindwells, East Lothian, Scotland

2025  'Flection'  Cala Homes commission, Scotland  

2024   Union Terrace gardens commission, Aberdeen, Scotland

2024  'What brings you here'  Hamilton, Scotland

2023  ‘ Sentinelles de la mer’  Frejus, France

2023  ' Post Horns ' sculptures for Royal Exchange, Kingston upon Thames, London

2023 ' Cairn Distillery sculpture' Granton on Spey, Scotland

2022  'Helix'  Hann Munden, Germany

2022  'Still Flow'  fettercairn Distillery, Scotland

2019  ' Beijing Expo sculpture installation' China

2019  'Settlement' Heysham, England

2018  ' Elemental Skytower'  Dallas, USA

2018 ' Washed Up' exhibition, Sri Lanka 

2017  'Delicate Balance' Cheng Long - Taiwan

2017  'Transfiguration' DZNE Research Centre - Bonn, Germany

2017  'Quetzalcoatl figures' Nido de Quetzalcoatl, Mexico City

2016  'One Flock' Virginia - USA

2017  ' The Gathering' Glastonbury Festival - England

2016 ' Evolve' Cuningar Loop Park, Glasgow

2015  'Fotokunst' - Zingst, Germany

2015  'Emergence' Wishaw Health Centre. Wishaw - Scotland.

2014 'Transmigration' 17th International Sculpture Symposium, Icheon, Korea  

2014  'Reflectives' Avallon, France 

2014  'Lest we forget'  Installation for BBC London 

2013  'ART OVRAG Art festival', Vyksa, Russia  

2013  'Envies Rhonements' - Provence, France – European City of Culture  

2013  'The Watchers' Mainau Island – Konstance – Germany [ 2013 ]

His current series of mirrored stainless steel sculptures and installations reflect their given environment, such works explore the nexus between humans and the natural world . This relationship with nature is further explored in Mulholland's series of de-constructivist sculptures such as ‘ Elemental Skytower’ ( USA ) and ‘Random Act of De-constructivism‘ ( Russia ) in which the natural forces of wind and gravity appear to re-shape the structural forms, again following Rob's interest in the prevailing relationship between Humans and Nature.