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Henry Hussey (b. 1990)Henry Hussey’s artworks are oftenemotionally and physically raw, yetcontrastingly beautiful and intricate, createdwith force through often paradoxicallylaboured mediums, including textile,glass, ceramic, paint and film. Whetherthrough an expanding vocabulary of quasimythologicalsymbols, or in embellishedlines of text extracted from performativesituations, Hussey explores personal andnational identity in response to aggravatingrelationships and events. Recentexperimentations reveal a deep concernwith control and chaos and the sweet spotin between these two distinctive states.Henry Hussey is a British artist born inLondon in 1990 where he still resides.Hussey studied Textiles at Chelsea Collegeof Art before completing an MA in Textilesat the Royal College of Art. His work iswidely respected and has been exhibitedin notable exhibitions including TheTextiel Biennale 2017 at Museum Rijswijkin the Hague, a solo presentation at ArtCentral in Hong Kong, the Bloomberg NewContemporaries in 2014 at the Institute ofContemporary Art in London, the RoyalAcademy London and Volta New York andthe Young Talent Contemporary Prize atthe Ingram Collection in 2016. Hussey hasparticipated in residencies at La Vallonea,Tuscany, Italy in 2018 and participatedin a residency at Palazzo Monti, Milanin 2020. His work is held in collectionsworldwide including Simmons & Simmons,Hogan Lovells, The Groucho Club andSoho House.‘Prometheus Bound’ / ‘Joan’oil-based monotype on paper, 42 x 30 cm8
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