Art Practices

The artist’s gel painting practice operates within a materially driven framework informed by theories of entropy, ruination, and post-anthropocentric materialism.

The artist’s sculptural practice extends drawing into three-dimensional forms, situating sculpture as artefact, ruin, and excavated trace.

These works emerge directly from the landscape that formed it, collapsing the distance between subject, material, and process.

Glimpses investigates landscape through the temporal and perceptual experience of movement. The works emerge from journeys - by bicycle, train, or car.

Adam Grose’s portrait practice investigates the forms and functions of representation within our historical record.

Legacy explores the untold stories of individuals long overlooked or erased from historical records.