We are delighted to present Strangers I Made, a solo exhibition by Nick Frost, running from 13th June to 25th July.
Featuring a curated selection of Frost’s abstract portraits, the exhibition highlights the artist’s distinctive approach to capturing character through expressive form, colour, and gesture. Working predominantly in oil on canvas, Frost’s recent practice has expanded to include ink and mixed media, resulting in vibrant, richly layered compositions that push his portraiture into increasingly dynamic and experimental territory.
Alongside his painting practice, Frost is widely recognised as an actor, writer, and collaborator, known for his work across film, television, and publishing. This multidisciplinary background informs an intuitive and narrative-driven approach to image-making, where each portrait exists somewhere between observation and invention - familiar yet entirely imagined.
Strangers I Made brings these elements together, presenting a body of work that explores the tension between identity and anonymity. Through bold mark-making and vivid colour, Frost constructs faces that feel both immediate and elusive, inviting viewers to form their own connections and interpretations.
We are honoured to be exhibiting Nick Frost’s work once again - this time as a dedicated solo presentation - having previously shown his work as part of our LHS Collection since 2022. This exhibition marks an exciting new chapter in our ongoing relationship with the artist and offers a deeper insight into his evolving and multifaceted practice.
