David Harrison

David Harrison’s paintings, drawings, and sculptures invite viewers into a world where the natural and supernatural coexist. His practice expands the language of contemporary art by integrating age-old symbols, fanciful myths, and irrational beliefs often overlooked by the mainstream.

Harrison’s imaginative universe is rich with references to the natural world, populated by animals and figures drawn from legends, modern politics, and his own life. While human presence often appears frivolous or destructive, animal and plant life embody good sense and eternal knowledge.

Living and working in London, Harrison has exhibited widely, with solo and group shows at institutions such as Southwark Park Galleries and the Royal Academy of Art in London, and Sargent's Daughters in New York. His work vividly revivifies the disciplines of painting and sculpture.