Arthur Poujois is a French cross-displinary artist based in London. His playful and intuitive work entails the act of creation as a process of translation where inspiration exists as an inner vision that begs to come into being. 

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Aiming to actualise his inner promptings and the sacred realities he contemplates in meditation, Arthur’s work creates a sensory space which widens the possibility of existence. His quick and expressive gestures become the cipher to the contract he intends to make with the viewer, to embrace the unknown and trust one’s gut feeling. 

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In order to develop a stronger and more intimate bond with the non-human by drawing upon the magical energy found beyond trauma in a patriarchal society, Arthur invites the viewer to experience change, transformation and letting go as a drive to go further in the world.

Arthur Poujois (b. 1994) lives and works in London. Arthur holds a BA (Hons) in Fine Art Painting from the Slade School of Fine art, London. Recent solo exhibitions include Impossible Translation, General Assembly, London (2024) and Us at the End of the World, Lee-Alexander McQueen Sarabande Foundation, London (2023). Recent group exhibitions include Situational Attempts, The Artist Room, London (2024), Ein Tir, Pipeline Contemporary, London (2023); Metamorphoses, Paris (2022); Potentials, 122 Minories, London (2022); Grotto, Ridley Road Project Space, London (2022); Selects: Vol.1, London paint club, Hoxton 253, London (2022); Synesthesia, Galerie Joseph, Paris (2021); Served, Lee-Alexander McQueen Sarabande Foundation, London (2021); Casting the runes, Harlesden High-Street Off space, London (2021).

 

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