Hugo Harris

Overview
View works. Hugo Harris, Lean IV, 2023
Lean IV, 2023
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Hugo Harris’ practice involves a continual exploration into the ways of depicting the weight of the human body. Particularly how the subtle alterations of poses can manipulate and displace parts of our muscle and flesh. Focusing in on parts of the body that display this pressure or movement of mass has resulted in a series of fragmented figures. In turn, this has led to a fascination with classical fragments and sculptures, particularly how they are now displayed to us in a museum/gallery setting.
Works
  • Hugo Harris, Lean IV, 2023
    Hugo Harris
    Lean IV, 2023
    Cement and steel
    115 x 50 x 50 cm
    45 1/4 x 19 3/4 x 19 3/4 in
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Guts Exhibitions 
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Selected Exhibitions

2023 The Body Beautiful, V&A, London

2022 Collective Objects, duo show with Hannah Lim, HOME by Ronan Mackenzie, London

2022 Next, Christie’s, London

2021 Ident, Schemata Art, Corsica Studios, London

2021 The Young Art Collector Selects, Online

2021 The Holy Grail, OHSH Projects, London

2021 Porta Sancta, duo show with Hannah Lim, Harlesden High Street x Underground Flower, London

2020 Burst 1, Burst, London

2020 EXH 04, Floorr Magazine, Online

2020 Maggies x ArtThou No Borders Initiative, ArtThou, Scotland

2020 Freewall Space, London

2020 New Contemporaries, Royal Scottish Academy of Art and Architecture, Edinburgh

 

Awards

2020 RSA Friends Prize at RSA New Contemporaries Exhibition

2020 Longlisted and published in the Aesthetica Art Prize anthology: Future Now

2020 Selected for RSA New Contemporaries Exhibition

2019 RSA Jon Kinross Scholarship

2018 Runner Up, Astaire Prize