Chris Horner

I am a British artist who lives and works in Alton, Hampshire and London. I formulate poetic narratives for where pre-used building materials can become contemporary art.

My work moves between art and labour, shaped by my experience assisting my dad in the building trade. Routed in working class culture, my art reflects the tension and harmony between building and creating.

I received the JPES Partnership Art Prize at The London Group Open 2019 and was elected by The London Group Membership Committee to become a member in 2020.

www.chrishornerartist.com

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