BIO
Robin Leverton is a 27 year old, London-based artist studying for an MFA in Computational Arts at Goldsmiths, with a background in Fine Art, Product Design, Set Design and 3D Art for Games.
My work investigates systemic collapse through installation and performance. Utilising robotics, machine learning and computer vision, I construct dynamic relationships between audiences and their environment to question their role in its collapse. Through this lens I seek to develop analogies to the fractal self-similar systems that govern our societies and environment. By creating systems that are designed to fail, I aim to draw attention to the compulsory participation within a global economy that is destroying both our planet and our societies.
Contact
Email: robinlevertonart@gmail.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robinleverton/
Shows
Visions in the Nunnery, Nunnery Gallery, London, 2022
Digital Design Weekend, Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 2022
Sub_Systems; Goldsmiths College, London, 2022
Checkpoint: Basement Squabble; Goldsmiths College, London, 2022
Small talk, my animal; Online, 2020
Size Matters; Fringe Arts Bath, Bath 2019
Glitches and Defects; LoosenArt, Millepiani, Rome 2019
Micro; AIR Gallery, Altrincham 2019
Abstract Expressionism; Byron Bay Gallery, Byron Bay, Australia 2019
Love Stories; Art Number 23, London 2019
Flock 2017; GX Gallery, London 2017
Degree Show; Chelsea college of arts, London 2017
Kunstables; The Morgue, Chelsea College of Arts, London 2016
Translations; Chelsea College of arts, London 2016
In the Far Future; The Clayton Arms, London 2016.
Territories of practice; Chelsea College of arts, London 2015.
Trip the Light; A-Side B-Side Gallery, London 2015.
Education
2021 –
MFA Computational Arts, Goldsmiths
2014-17
Second Class Honours, BA Fine Art, Chelsea College, University of the Arts London
2019-20
Video Games Art Production (Part Time), Escape Studios, London
Hiya, enjoying the blog very much, let me know when I can see exhibited work. Is there any chance of using pages from your Unit 3 or Unit 4 sketchbook as A* exemplar work?
EW
I will, there should be some work exhibited around may. No problem about using sketchbook pages, ill upload my A2 sketchbooks when next home.