Logan is a gestural and visceral mark-maker who plays on our desire to connect fragments in his primitive, amorphous, futuristic pieces. Logan’s works occupy an intriguing hinterland, hovering, almost before your eyes, between drawing, painting and even photography in that they are highly detailed in condensed areas, out of focus in others, use techniques of cropping and in the melancholy manner in which they are coloured. Often using diverse cultural references Logan creates vast abstracts with plenty of interest and entanglements. The artist is like the unruly offspring of Ralph Steadman, Francis Bacon, Henry Moore and an imploding Rothko. 

“My works are part planned, and part improvised using techniques similar to frottage (a practice made famous by surrealist artists, used as... More

This is the most recent of my figurative works- in a very similar vein to the previous post about Charles Dickens. This image is of Castro, and as with...

A new piece of my work will be on sale to raise money for the Japan Society Tohoku Relief Fund as part of an art event which will take place in Kennington...

This is the most recent of a new series of figurative works I'm working on this year. The ideas are very similar to my abstract work- it's all to do...