Works
  • Paul Hosking, Ally (Grey), 2021
    Ally (Grey), 2021
  • Paul Hosking, Black on Black (After Malevich), 2021
    Black on Black (After Malevich), 2021
  • Paul Hosking, Converge (Red), 2021
    Converge (Red), 2021
  • Paul Hosking, Demo (Gold), 2021
    Demo (Gold), 2021
  • Paul Hosking, Interfuse (Purple), 2021
    Interfuse (Purple), 2021
  • Paul Hosking, Merge (Red), 2021
    Merge (Red), 2021
  • Paul Hosking, Protest (Orange), 2021
    Protest (Orange), 2021
  • Paul Hosking, Skyline, 2021
    Skyline, 2021
  • Paul Hosking, The future is now (Black), 2021
    The future is now (Black), 2021
  • Paul Hosking, Through the wire, 2021
    Through the wire, 2021
  • Paul Hosking, You do You, 2020
    You do You, 2020
  • Paul Hosking, Ally (Blue), 2019
    Ally (Blue), 2019
  • Paul Hosking, Bound (Black), 2019
    Bound (Black), 2019
  • Paul Hosking, Juncture (Green), 2019
    Juncture (Green), 2019
  • Paul Hosking, Lookalikes, 2019
    Lookalikes, 2019
  • Paul Hosking, Revolve (Orange), 2019
    Revolve (Orange), 2019
Biography

Paul Hosking (b.1976 in Plymouth, UK) is a London based artist. He studied Fine Art at Goldsmiths College. Hosking’s work serves as an exploration of the complex visual and psychological implications of mirrored surfaces. He compels his viewers to look both at the mirror as an object and into the mirror for a reflection. In doing so, an exploration of the constant slippage between what is on the surface and what is beyond is able to occur. He handles a wide range of media, including mirrored acrylics, extruded aluminium, paint, etched glass, cast iron and gold leaf. He cuts and inlays hundreds of individuals parts together by hand to form large pictures planes. This intricate process is beautifully coupled with a number of computerised techniques such as industrial laser cutting, CNC routing and powder coating. 

 

Hosking’s work has exhibited internationally at numerous galleries such as Andreas Thalmann Gallery (Zurich), Michael Fuchs Gallery (Berlin), Galleria Leme (Sao Paulo), Karyn Lovegrove Gallery (Los Angeles), The Economist Sculpture Plaza (London), Becks Futures (ICA, London), and Heart and Soul (London and Los Angeles).

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