About

Louis Wootton-Davies is an Oxford based, multidisciplinary artist. He specialises in the creation of sculpture, installation and painting, in addition to the occasional sound and video works.

Wootton-Davies focuses on themes surrounding masculinity and the Working Class Identity; using the term ‘Class Dysmorphia” to explain his feelings toward his social class. Inspiration for his works often stem from biographical and autobiographical interviews conducted by the artist himself.

Education

Wootton-Davies studied an Art and Design Foundation Diploma, at Oxford Brookes University, in order to further develop his artistic practice. He went on to the Fine Art Degree course at the same University, where he graduated with a 2:1, leading him onto the MFA Program at OBU; where he is currently still practicing.