Untitled, 2023, 160x90cm, C-Type print
Duncan Bellamy (b. Cambridge, UK, 1986) is a multidisciplinary artist based in London. His diverse practice encompasses painting, silkscreen, photography, sound and music. His work examines the shape of time, loss and our relationship to the past and present in a period of compressed transformation.
He studied Fine Art at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design and is a founding member of Mercury Prize nominated Portico Quartet. 2022’s Terrain (Extended) – Live in Studio One which was recorded at Abbey Road is perhaps the clearest distillation of the ensembles work to date.
Other collaborations include a forthcoming album of sonic-poetry with author/sound artist Belinda Zhawi (MA.MOYO) as BZDB titled Jump Ship, Sit Lean, Be Still, Stand Tall on AD93 Records and sound work with the artist Hannah Collins for her audio-visual installation I Will Make Up A Song And Sing It In A Theatre With The Night Air Above My Head which explores the work of pioneering Egyptian architect Hassan Fathy. It has recently been exhibited at SFMOMA, San Francisco as well as Tapies Foundation, Barcelona.
Untitled, 2023, 160x90cm, C-Type print
Duncan Bellamy (b. Cambridge, UK, 1986) is a multidisciplinary artist based in London. His diverse practice encompasses painting, silkscreen, photography, sound and music. His work examines the shape of time, loss and our relationship to the past and present in a period of compressed transformation.
He studied Fine Art at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design and is a founding member of Mercury Prize nominated Portico Quartet. 2022’s Terrain (Extended) – Live in Studio One which was recorded at Abbey Road is perhaps the clearest distillation of the ensembles work to date.
Other collaborations include a forthcoming album of sonic-poetry with author/sound artist Belinda Zhawi (MA.MOYO) as BZDB titled Jump Ship, Sit Lean, Be Still, Stand Tall on AD93 Records and sound work with the artist Hannah Collins for her audio-visual installation I Will Make Up A Song And Sing It In A Theatre With The Night Air Above My Head which explores the work of pioneering Egyptian architect Hassan Fathy. It has recently been exhibited at SFMOMA, San Francisco as well as Tapies Foundation, Barcelona.