Jack Gwyer (b. 1996) is a London-based artist concerned with the psychological imprint of architectural space. His work explores how memory and identity form around objects and transitional environments. 

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Through layered surfaces and subtle shifts in perspective, Gwyer renders the built environment as a quiet theatre of tension, where desire and decay overlap. His work invites reflection on how memory attaches to place—and how the atmospheres of once-functional spaces continue to shape our inner worlds.

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Education:

 

​Royal College of Art: MA Painting (2024)

 

Goldsmiths University of London: BA English Literature & Language (2018)​

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Selected Group Exhibitions:

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Landscapes and Truth Telling, Somers Gallery, London, March 2024

 

Fragments, Kavel Rafferty Projects, Margate, March 2024

 

Rise & Shine, The Tagli (Cromwell Place), London, February 2024

 

Dirty House,  Fitzrovia Gallery, London, March 2022

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I learnt the fear of reduction, Room34, Bath, May 2020

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Annual Secret Auction, Art on a Postcard, London, October 2019

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Knocking on the city door, Jeannie Avent Gallery, London, August 2018

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Orbit graduate show, OXO Tower, London, July 2018

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Blank100 showcase, London, March 2018

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Media Highlights:

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https://fadmagazine.com/2022/03/04/dirty-house/

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https://www.thetagli.com/artists/57-jack-gwyer/overview/

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Awards:

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Arts Council (Developing your Creative Practice Fund), 2022. 

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