Brandon Seedhouse (b.1995) is a British artist, designer, and curator.
Rooted in drawing and printmaking methodology, his practice works at the intersection of production via traditional analogue making and algorithmic systems. With influences spanning Zen Buddhist philosophy, metaphysics, states of matter, and modern technological advancements. His work is an examination in, and response to the relationship(s) between environment, material, language, and gesture, both within biological, and digital ecosystems.
These ecosystems are ones which can exist independently, and co-dependently. Moments of divergence, juncture, or amalgamation in relation to these ecosystems results in the creation of a harmony, and/or disharmony across a spectrum of fields, and planes. Material and matter is constantly digested and metabolised, eventually destroyed or transformed.
It is this system which acts as the underlying process in which he develops work. The juxtaposition between scientific laws, and philosophical propositions; that of impermanence, and the law of conservation of energy. Everything in existence is within a state of flux, transforming and changing, evolving into something entirely new, or dissolving into nothingness. The research and examinations he carries out are subjected to this process of change. Elements, and fragmentations of encounters, moments, experiences are observed, extracted and synthesised into images, objects and installations. Continually morphed and abstracted far from original states, at times staying near their original form, or distanced into something new.
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Education
Sussex University, MA Museums & Curating 2026/2027
Kingston School of Art, BA Fine Art, 2018/2021
Brighton Metropolitan College, Foundation Art & Design, 2016/2018
Exhibition History
2024, Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair, Firework Factory, Arsenal, London
2024, Royal Academy Summer Show, Burlington House, London
2023, ARTWAVE Festival, Lewes, East Sussex
2023, AIMPE, The Hall of Awagami, Yoshinogawa City, Tokushima, Japan
2022, PRESS + PLAY, Phoenix Gallery, Brighton
2021, While We Were Gone, Displaced Studios, Digital Exhibition
2021, Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair, Firework Factory, Arsenal, London
2021, AIMPE, The Hall of Awagami, Yoshinogawa City, Tokushima, Japan
2021, Perfect Blue, RuptureXIBIT, Hampton Wick
2021, 02 – Sensory, Not My Beautiful House, Kingston Upon Thames
2021, 01 – Blue, Stanley Picker Gallery, Kingston Upon Thames
2021, KSA Show, Digital Exhibition
2021, Drop A Pin, An Internet Screening Via Microsoft Teams
2021, Talking & Showing, Knights Park, Kingston Upon Thames
2021, Extra! Extra!, An Internet Showcase
2020, An Ode To Please Draw Freely, Avionics Foyer Space, Kingston Upon Thames
2020, Collage Works, Cass Art, Kingston Upon Thames
2020, I Need Noise, Basement 63, Kingston Upon Thames
2019, WE.ARE.CUT.UP, Pratt Institutes Dekalb Gallery, Brooklyn, New York
2019, BOOKish, Stanley Picker Gallery, Kingston Upon Thames
2018, ArtThruLondon, Southbank Centre, London
2018, The Grid, The Platform Gallery, Kingston Upon Thames
2018, FUSE, Gallery 40, Brighton
2018, Foundation Show, Brighton Metropolitan College, Brighton
2017, 20 x 20, ONCA Gallery, Brighton
Collections
2023, Awagami Collections
2021, Kingston School of Art
Awards
2026, The Arts Scholars Award
2022, Phoenix Gallery Studio Award
2021, The Stanley Picker Project Fund
2020, Remet Bronze Casting Award
Events
2023, Fisher Street Summer School, Netwerks, Lewes
2021, The Print Club, RHACC, Richmond
2021, Leap Then Look, Phoenix Gallery, Brighton
2021, Paper – Public – Present, Stanley Picker Gallery, Kingston Upon Thames
2021, Performing Bodies and the Ethics of Feedback, Knights Park, Kingston Upon Thames
2019, Leap Then Look, Phoenix Gallery, Brighton
2019, Leap then Look, Watts Gallery in Association with MAKE Festival, Guilford
2019, Inventory of Behaviours: Regulation, Resistance, Readiness, Tate Modern, London
2019, Don’t We All Play The Same, Tate Modern, London
2018, Ani/Animate, Kingston Museum & History Centre, Kingston Upon Thames
Publications
2021, Meditate on This, Pressing Matters – Issue 18
2021, Paper-Public-Present, Stanley Picker Gallery
Press
2021, Late Night Artist Talks, BBC Radio Sussex
