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Artwork Specifications
2021
Print - Wax crayon on 128gsm Takeo Youmoshi paper
25
Self Released
Specifications
2021
Print - Wax crayon on 128gsm Takeo Youmoshi paper
25
Self Released
About The Artist
British, b. 1980
Renowned British artist Stuart Semple, born in 1980, is a versatile creator whose oeuvre spans painting, sculpture, interactive installations, technology, and advocacy. His art is characterized by a deep sociological engagement, often exploring themes of youth politics, accessibility, and democracy.
Within the rich tapestry of his work, Semple consistently delves into recurring motifs such as anxiety, societal dynamics, cultural narratives, technology's impact, human connection, communal bonds, and the pursuit of freedom. Central to his artistic philosophy is the belief that art should serve a tangible social purpose.
Having honed his craft through fine art studies at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Semple has showcased his creations in numerous solo and group exhibitions, international fairs, and prestigious institutions worldwide. His portfolio graces esteemed venues like The Barbican, ICA London, Goss Michael Foundation, Frieze, Art Basel Miami, Denver Art Museum, and The Whitworth.
Semple's artistic endeavors extend beyond gallery walls, manifesting in large-scale public installations across global cities like Melbourne, Dublin, London, Moscow, and Manchester. Notably, his ambitious project "Happy City" in 2018 transformed Denver's urban landscape with compelling interventions, documented in the acclaimed Amazon Prime documentary, "Mr. Happy."
A pioneer in leveraging the internet as a platform for artistic expression, Semple has spearheaded groundbreaking projects like "The Pinkest Pink" and "Blackest Black." His ongoing venture, CultureHustle.com, redefines conventional notions of art materials, constituting a seminal contribution to internet-based performance art.
As the visionary behind VOMA (the virtual online museum of art) and the founder of the artist-run gallery "Giant" in Bournemouth, Semple champions innovative approaches to exhibition curation. His curated shows at Giant feature prominent international artists, fostering dialogues rooted in sociological inquiry.
Semple's influence extends beyond the art world, with notable appearances on BBC TV and radio, including his acclaimed program "Hostile Design" on BBC Radio 4. A prolific writer, his insightful commentary has graced esteemed publications such as The Guardian, Huffington Post, Vogue, and Art of England Magazine.
A passionate advocate for mental health awareness, Semple frequently engages in public discourse on the intersection of art and well-being. He has shared his perspectives at esteemed platforms like the Denver Art Museum, Oxford University, Royal College of Art, and Frieze London.
In a testament to his impactful contributions, Stuart Semple was honored by the United Nations on the inaugural International Day of Happiness with a prestigious Happiness Hero medal, recognizing his transformative "HappyCloud" performance at Tate Modern in London.
British, b. 1980
Renowned British artist Stuart Semple, born in 1980, is a versatile creator whose oeuvre spans painting, sculpture, interactive installations, technology, and advocacy. His art is characterized by a deep sociological engagement, often exploring themes of youth politics, accessibility, and democracy.
Within the rich tapestry of his work, Semple consistently delves into recurring motifs such as anxiety, societal dynamics, cultural narratives, technology's impact, human connection, communal bonds, and the pursuit of freedom. Central to his artistic philosophy is the belief that art should serve a tangible social purpose.
Having honed his craft through fine art studies at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Semple has showcased his creations in numerous solo and group exhibitions, international fairs, and prestigious institutions worldwide. His portfolio graces esteemed venues like The Barbican, ICA London, Goss Michael Foundation, Frieze, Art Basel Miami, Denver Art Museum, and The Whitworth.
Semple's artistic endeavors extend beyond gallery walls, manifesting in large-scale public installations across global cities like Melbourne, Dublin, London, Moscow, and Manchester. Notably, his ambitious project "Happy City" in 2018 transformed Denver's urban landscape with compelling interventions, documented in the acclaimed Amazon Prime documentary, "Mr. Happy."
A pioneer in leveraging the internet as a platform for artistic expression, Semple has spearheaded groundbreaking projects like "The Pinkest Pink" and "Blackest Black." His ongoing venture, CultureHustle.com, redefines conventional notions of art materials, constituting a seminal contribution to internet-based performance art.
As the visionary behind VOMA (the virtual online museum of art) and the founder of the artist-run gallery "Giant" in Bournemouth, Semple champions innovative approaches to exhibition curation. His curated shows at Giant feature prominent international artists, fostering dialogues rooted in sociological inquiry.
Semple's influence extends beyond the art world, with notable appearances on BBC TV and radio, including his acclaimed program "Hostile Design" on BBC Radio 4. A prolific writer, his insightful commentary has graced esteemed publications such as The Guardian, Huffington Post, Vogue, and Art of England Magazine.
A passionate advocate for mental health awareness, Semple frequently engages in public discourse on the intersection of art and well-being. He has shared his perspectives at esteemed platforms like the Denver Art Museum, Oxford University, Royal College of Art, and Frieze London.
In a testament to his impactful contributions, Stuart Semple was honored by the United Nations on the inaugural International Day of Happiness with a prestigious Happiness Hero medal, recognizing his transformative "HappyCloud" performance at Tate Modern in London.