Oil, oil stick, charcoal and acrylic spray paint on canvas
36 x 53 cm
Courtesy Marc Horowitz
Oil, oil stick and acrylic spray on canvas
40 x 53 cm
Courtesy Marc Horowitz
Oil, oil stick on canvas
38 x 53 cm
Courtesy Marc Horowitz
Acrylic spray paint, oil stick, oil on canvas
165 x 115 cm
Courtesy Marc Horowitz
Encaustic, epoxy, clay, plastic and rubber
43 x 31 x 31 cm
Courtesy Marc Horowitz
Oil, oil stick, archival ink and acrylic spray paint on canvas
36 x 53 cm
Courtesy Marc Horowitz
Oil, oil stick and acrylic spray paint on canvas
52 x 39 cm
Courtesy Marc Horowitz
Oil, oil stick and acrylic spray paint on canvas
52 x 39 cm
Courtesy Marc Horowitz
Oil, oil stick and acrylic spray paint on canvas
52 x 39 cm
Courtesy Marc Horowitz
Born in 1972, lives and works in London.
Robert Montgomery follows a tradition of conceptual art and stands out by bringing a poetic voice to the discourse of text art. Montgomery creates billboard poems, light pieces, fire poems, woodcuts and watercolors. He was the British artist selected for Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2012, the first biennale in India. Montgomery has had solo exhibitions at venues in Europe and in Asia, including major outdoor light installations on the site of the old US Air Force base at Tempelhof. The first monograph of his work was published by Distanz, Berlin in 2015.
«To encounter the work of Robert Montgomery is to make a tender encounter whose tenderness is enhanced by the public, communal quality of his work. To encounter his work is to have your body filled with a sad thunder and your head filled with a sad light. He is a complete artist and works in language, light, paper, space. He engages completely with the urban world with a translucent poetry. His work arrives at us through a kind of lucid social violence. No one has blended language, form and light in such a direct way.» Dane Weatherman, Black & Blue Journal.