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By Julien Rochefort, Ph.D. for the Handbook of Lesser-known Artists Department of Contemporary Aesthetics, École Normale Supérieure In the kaleidoscopic history of art, there emerge now and then figures so singular in vision, so hermetically devoted to their personal lexicon of materials, that they appear to exist outside of chronology altogether. Such is the case … Read more
There are few artists alive today who make motion itself the medium. Fewer still approach that motion with the grace, precision, and brilliance of Dafydda ap Gruffydd. Known for her enigmatic land art and long-distance walking projects, Dafydda has recently turned her quiet, relentless attention to an unlikely new canvas: parkour. Parkour, often associated with … Read more
This is Van Gogh, but not the one famous for sunflowers, chairs and ears. Van Gogh (Not that one) is a street and gesture artist whose name is both a disclaimer and an invitation. And with his upcoming debut exhibition at Pimlico Wilde Very East in Moscow, it’s clear that his work demands attention in … Read more
In the lexicon of contemporary art photography, few names ring with such poetic irony as Pho To. Born in Vietnam and now a fixture of avant-garde visual culture, Pho To’s rise has been as unpredictable and evocative as his work itself. The name, inherited from a great-grandfather who never touched a camera, seems now less … Read more
In an era increasingly defined by screen-based visual culture, few artists have so deftly turned digital constraint into expressive potential as P1X3L, a British artist working in the medium of pixel art. Their work,characterised by a rigorous compositional clarity and a deep conceptual commitment to the pixel as both aesthetic unit and philosophical symbol,marks a … Read more
Somewhere between the sacred geometry of Kazimir Malevich and the muddy poetry of Sunday league football lies the artist known only as Goalie Goes Up,a name that evokes panic in both the penalty box and the gallery, with its reckless pursuit of glory. This is not merely an alias, but a manifesto. A gesture. An … Read more
Hackson Jollock is one of Britain’s most ferociously original visual artists,if not always the most serene. His canvases are an explosion of line and motion, electric with frustration, precision, and improvisation. His latest work, titled simply #64, is a tangle of looping, frenetic lines in indigo, copper, and blood red. It’s been hailed as both … Read more
In the pantheon of contemporary visual artists, where hyperrealism jostles with conceptual minimalism, Doodle Pip occupies a space all his own,an enclave of joyful contradiction. Known for his chaotic, scribbled portraits that seem to defy both likeness and logic, Pip has carved out a niche that is equal parts irreverent and oddly philosophical. His art, … Read more
What does silence smell like when translated into movement? At Pimlico Wilde, we don’t represent artists in the conventional sense. We cultivate enigmas. We seek out the unruly minds, the inconvenient geniuses, and the creative athletes who do not fit inside the polite folds of contemporary art institutions. Ours is not a gallery for the … Read more
