Euan Cunningham
Artist Bio
Euan's work is mainly inspired by the buildings of London and the contrasts of the old new in an ever changing city. He works in ink with a spot colour.
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More about the Artist
Euan trained originally in three dimensional design, producing sculptural furniture, predominantly in metal. He has brought this interest of three dimensions into his two dimensional work. Euan's original inspiration was in everyday objects and shapes to produce pieces such as Knife and Fork chairs. Now he is using a similar train of thought in his interest for the everyday views of London, that we take for granted. London is a constantly changing city, contrasting the old with the new, which he finds a rich vein of inspiration.
He is interested in finding new views and angles of a place that he lives and works in. Featuring evidence of nature in the city is important to him which also helps to soften the harshness of the urban environment. Also a person going about their normal everyday activity, riding a bicycle, reading a newspaper. These everyday occurences taking place in one of the most exciting cities in the world. They all play a part in his work.
Artist’s CV
Regularly exhibits with Camberwell Arts and the Dulwich Festival. Euan organises a large group show in Sussex, now in its twenty fifth year which is a selling show and an opportunity for the public to access free workshops in many artistic disciplines. He has completed commissions for the Tate to produce a poster for Tate Modern, the Prime Ministers Office and Bishop of Southwark.
Artist CV
2DShows/publicity/galleries/features:
2020 On Going House Portrait Commissions.
2019 Selected Artist for Camberwell Arts Banners.
2018 Open Studio. Dulwich Festival.
2017 Camberwell Arts
2016 Henley Festival. Group Show.
2015 Tate Modern Commission.
2014 Southwark Cathedral Show.
2014 Commission for the Bishop of Southwark.
2014-Ongoing Dulwich Festival.
2014 Downing Street Commission. Prime Ministers Office
