• Ariadne

    Oil and pigmented gesso on oak
    2021

    2021/2022

  • 2020. The lockdown hair has since gone but the feeling remains. Keep smiling folks

    Oil and pigmented gesso on oak
    400x530mm
    2020

    2019/2020

  • Macbeth

    Monoprint
    2019

    Shakespeare

  • Emilio Santoro

    Pencil, colouring pencil, charcoal, pastel, ink, gouache and watercolour with collage on paper
    295x418mm
    2018

    (Elvis x 20) + (Tom x 1)

  • Halfboy and Halfsister

    Oil, sheeps wool, zebra wood, wire and mixed media on linen
    1204x1004mm
    2018

    HALFBOY

  • Burnt fucking house

    Burnt Fucking House

    Oil on linen
    400x600mm
    2015

    2015/2016 I

  • Great Yarmouth

    Oil on linen
    750x550mm
    2015

    2015/2016 II

  • J.K.Rowling (side view)

    Oil and mixed media on board and 3D assemblage
    720x972mm
    2005

    Portraits

  • If we make it Through December

    If We Make It Through December

    Oil on found panel
    475x290mm
    2010

    I Remember You

  • Maze

    Maze

    Video still
    2010

    Maze

  • The Tiger's Bride

    Oil on linen
    400x600mm
    2014

    The Tiger's Bride

  • The Spectre of Brave Alonzo

    Ceramic earthenware, ceramic stoneware, steel, fibreglass, ink, acrylic, bull's blood and mixed media
    680x950mm
    2013

    Love and Death

  • Knight's Tale (still from the film)

    Performance, 2006

Knight’s Tale

A lone knight without a horse bursts onto the screen and spends the next thirty or so minutes thrashing through the forest and tripping over his own feet. There are moments of exasperation and despondency and there are moments of vaudevillian misfortune. The knight appears to see enemies everywhere and yet none appear. His enemies are within and his battles are with his own masculine failure and existential predicament. Knight’s Tale is a film about the futility of male effort and the death of masculinity. Stuart has described this piece as his most accurate and truthful self-portrait. The performance itself took place in Epping forest, was entirely improvised and was filmed by Miranda Bowen. 

Credits:
Director - Stuart Pearson Wright
Camera - Miranda Bowen
Editor - Leo Scott
The Knight - Stuart Pearson Wright