Obsessive and experimental, Kevin Osmond transforms the mundane into the mesmeric, providing an escape from the realities of everyday life into an idyllic universe. Osmond builds up complexity and interrelation from the repetition and adaptation of simple forms. Influenced by landscape and space, his artwork explores cloud formations, water droplets, topographical configurations, celestial explosions and galaxies.

Kevin Osmond is a graduate of Chelsea College of Art & Design and the Royal College of Art. Solo exhibitions include Viewfinder, Maxwell Davidson Gallery, New York (2010), Viewfinder, William Angel Gallery, London (2008), Standpoint Gallery, London (2006) and Disposable Universe, Space Station 65 Gallery, London (2004). Group shows include Pulse New York (with Davidson Contemporary), New York (2011), Art Basel Miami (with Davidson Contemporary), Miami (2010), London Art Fair (with SUMARRIA LUNN), London (2010), Long Nights, William Angel Gallery, London (2008), Project 52, West Cumbria Sculpture Trail (2004), Outsized, Museum of Domestic Design & Architecture, London (2003), Together Again, Pumphouse Gallery, London (2000) and Future Map, The London Institute Gallery, London (1998). The artist is recipient of a number of awards including the Mark Tanner Sculpture Award (2005) and the Credit Suisse/First Boston Award (2002). Commissions include The Royal London Hospital, London (2008), Disposable, The Economist Plaza, London (2002) and Astrolix at Penguin Books, London (2000). The artist’s work is held in a number of private and public collections including the Rhode Island School of Design Museum of Art.