Robert Logan

Robert Logan’s works are part planned, and part improvised using techniques similar to frottage (a practice made famous by surrealist artists, used as a way to access the subconscious).
The works are neither abstract nor figurative, and are described by the artist as 'realist images of... More»

Robert Logan’s works are part planned, and part improvised using techniques similar to frottage (a practice made famous by surrealist artists, used as a way to access the subconscious).
The works are neither abstract nor figurative, and are described by the artist as 'realist images of abstract/unnameable things.' What could be fragments of body parts, internal organs, genitals or bones, morph and shift into one another, and there is a strong sense of explosion/ implosion.

Selected exhibitions:

2009
Beast, Standpoint Gallery London
WUK Projektraum, Vienna, Austria
C4RD Moot: 4 days Long
A Crash Course in Phantasy, Empire Gallery, London
Transimulation, The Elephant Rooms, London
Exquisite Decay, Château d'Alba, Ardèche France
The Minuco Art Show, Coningsby Gallery, London

2008
Lust and Luxuria, Whitechapel Art Gallery, London
MA Degree Show, Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, London
This Constant Cracking of the Surface, Bargehouse, OxoTower, London

Awards:
2010 Lansons Artist in Residence
2008 Cecil Collins Memorial Award Winner
2008 DLA Piper (shortlisted)
2007 Final Year Award Central Saint Martins

Publications:
Sep 2008 "Less Common More Sense"