Stuart Wilson

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  • Stuart Wilson, Untitled No. 14
    Untitled No. 14£ 2,850.00
  • Stuart Wilson, No. 96
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  • Stuart Wilson, No. 97
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  • Stuart Wilson, No. 101
    No. 101£ 2,250.00
  • Stuart Wilson, No. 103
    No. 103£ 2,000.00
  • Stuart Wilson, No. 104
    No. 104£ 2,000.00
  • Stuart Wilson, No. 105
    No. 105£ 2,000.00
  • Stuart Wilson, No. 107
    No. 107£ 300.00
  • Stuart Wilson, No. 108
    No. 108£ 400.00
  • Stuart Wilson, No. 109
    No. 109£ 400.00
  • Stuart Wilson, No. 110
    No. 110£ 400.00
  • Stuart Wilson, No. 111
    No. 111£ 400.00
  • Stuart Wilson, No. 112
    No. 112£ 300.00
Overview
Stuart Wilson

Stuart Wilson is an artist based in Oxfordshire. His work explores memory, absence and the passage of time, particularly the gradual loss of what can no longer be accessed — fading memories, places that have changed or disappeared and people who were once present in our lives. Working predominantly with paint and mixed materials, surfaces are built up, disrupted and partially obscured. Earlier marks and forms remain visible as traces and fragments, suggesting something that was once more complete but can no longer be fully recovered.

Artist Statement Autumn 2026 (PDF, opens in a new tab.)
Biography
Stuart Wilson

Dividing his time between Oxford, England, and Mallorca, Stuart's artistic journey has spanned approximately 15 years, during which time he has continuously refined his artistic practice.

His work explores themes of impermanence, nostalgia, the passage of time, and the slow fading of what once was. Drawn to forgotten places, abandoned spaces, and discarded memories, Stuart captures the fragile beauty of what remains. Using minimalist compositions and predominantly grey tones, he creates a tension between structure and disintegration. Geometric forms suggest order and stability, yet their gradual breakdown and disruption hint at fragility, erosion, and inevitable change. Subtle marks, weathered surfaces, and deteriorating forms evoke a sense of loss and the delicate balance between presence and absence, permanence and transience.

Stuarts work is held in private collections across Europe, Africa and the USA.

Artist Statement Autumn 2026 (PDF, opens in a new tab.)
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