Adam Boyd (b. 1993, UK) completed an MFA at The Slade School of Fine Art, London and holds a Bachelor’s from Glasgow School of Art (2016). He was selected for Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2022.

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Boyd subjects images to multiple transformations, reinterpreting poetic landscapes drawn from reality. Using digital lenses such as LiDAR scanners—which capture information beyond human visual capacity—he records scenes of nature and the urban environment, printing them onto thin fabric. Along the seams, he joins fabrics with the printed images, producing works suspended between figuration and abstraction. His artisanal language of patchwork and quilting evokes a principle of composing multiple worlds connected through irregular seams.

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His selected solo exhibitions include:

“Eclectic”, ThisWeekendRoom, Seoul (2025); “Collider”, ThisWeekendRoom, Seoul (2024); “Protubs”, Commonage Projects, London (2023); “Synchronisations”, Coleman Projects, London (2023)  

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His selected group exhibitions include:

“Even on the day when waiting ends”, Gyeongghi Museum of Modern Art, South Korea (2025); “Harrow, March 31st 2005…”, Krupa Gallery, London (2025); “Saruya Open Atelier”, SARUYA Artist Residency, Fujiyoshida (2025); “Field of Difference”, Palmer Gallery, London (2024); “To the Edge of Scenery”, ThisWeekendRoom, Seoul (2024); “A consciousness harnessed to flesh”, D Contemporary, London (2023).