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PARK NEUNG SAENG  The theme of Parks works is the urban landscape and the natural landscape that we commonly come across in everyday life. The main subject matters include mechanised human beings, concentrated space, the ruined nature and city that are under redevelopment, human exclusion, the scenes of life related to the modern civilisation, the … Continued

An artist’s work is an extension of himself, how he identifies as an individual, how he wants to present himself to the world. Rafael Hayashi uses this concept in the production and realisation of the characters and objects in his work. He aims to depict people as strong, free of weaknesses and away from sorrow. … Continued

We have the pleasure of presenting the new work by Jessica Rimondi. Whenever we are trying to recover a recollection, to call up some period of our history, we become conscious of an act sui generis by which we detach ourselves from the present in order to replace ourselves, first, in the past in general, … Continued

Space Station Gallery presents Lucy Smallbone, a young artist to watch As the artist says, “My works looks at the merging of fictional and real space, how stories and our memories can affect and alter our view of a place.My two current series of work come from alternative sides of the spectrum, fire and water, … Continued

Benjamin Buckley, a London based artist who is inspired by the traditional black line of Chinese and Japanese woodblock prints. Benjamin creates fantastical landscapes incorporating weird and wonderful architectural marvels, Americana, Orientalism, commercialism, gentrification and spirituality. Benjamin produces beautifully detailed pieces with a delicate fine line, the exploration and the interplay between the different cultures, … Continued

Inspired by landscapes where nature collides with the urban world, my paintings are constructed, layer by layer, over a period of several months. I build up a densely worked ‘block’ of colour, texture and form, layering oil- and water-based paints, and allowing the volatile relationship between these two substances to create unpredictable and dynamic surfaces, … Continued

Charles Uzzell Edwards a.k.a. PURE EVIL grew up in Wales and was by his own account the only new romantic in the village. He spent his teenage years customising his clothes and experimenting with eyeliner and this love of urban street style led him to do fashion degree in London where he earned a bit … Continued

Space Station Gallery is pleased to present frac-tured-su-per-struc-tures, an exhibition curated by Beaston projects, as part of Space Station’s commitment to support and provide a platform for emerging artists The exhibition explores the works of five artists who use architectural surfaces from real or fictional places and reconfigure and/or re-appropriate to make their own idiosyncratic … Continued

New neons from the 2nd collection of Eve de Haan Space Station Gallery located at 159 Bermondsey Street SE1 3UW (opposite White Cube) is pleased to showcase the neon artwork of the emerging young artist – Eve De Haan with a week long exhibition entitled ‘It is what it is’. The young artist was recently … Continued

New Space Station Gallery launches in Bermondsey Street To celebrate Frieze week, Space Station Gallery at 159 Bermondsey Street, SE1 3UW (opposite White Cube), is opening its doors for the first time with an exciting exhibition. ‘Somewhere Else’ showscases two artists: Mark Melvin and Kim Smith exhibiting neon work and lightboxes. It is an exhibition … Continued