Matt Gale

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Matthew R. Gale (1968,UK), lives and works in Birmingham. He grew up in Southern California and trained as a biologist before completing a MA in Fine Art. He makes sculpture & installation that queers perceptions of what is natural or normal & explores processes that are both creative & destructive. His work frequently explores hybrid states and entanglement.

He has been exploring the feasibility of using wild-collected, native fungal mycelium to create textiles and sculptural work. He received Arts Council England (DYCP) funding in August 2021 to develop this project further.

CV

<b>Title: </b>Best Intentions<br /><b>Year: </b>2022<br /><b>Medium: </b>Polyurethane resin, silicone tubes, biological London specimens (living and preserved), nylon thread<br /><b>Size: </b>Dimensions variable
<b>Title: </b>Best Intentions<br /><b>Year: </b>2022<br /><b>Medium: </b>Polyurethane resin, silicone tubes, biological London specimens (living and preserved), nylon thread<br /><b>Size: </b>Dimensions variable
<b>Title: </b>Best Intentions<br /><b>Year: </b>2022<br /><b>Medium: </b>Polyurethane resin, silicone tubes, biological London specimens (living and preserved), nylon thread<br /><b>Size: </b>Dimensions variable
<b>Title: </b>Best Intentions<br /><b>Year: </b>2022<br /><b>Medium: </b>Polyurethane resin, silicone tubes, biological London specimens (living and preserved), nylon thread<br /><b>Size: </b>Dimensions variable
<b>Title: </b>Once you've seen one<br /><b>Year: </b>2022<br /><b>Medium: </b>Fabric, bioplastic<br /><b>Size: </b>110 x 20 x 17 cm
<b>Title: </b>Once you've seen one<br /><b>Year: </b>2022<br /><b>Medium: </b>Fabric, bioplastic<br /><b>Size: </b>110 x 20 x 17 cm
<b>Title: </b>Soma<br /><b>Year: </b>2019<br /><b>Medium: </b>Polyurethane resin, silicone tubes, biological specimens (living and preserved), LED rope light, nylon thread<br /><b>Size: </b>Dimension variable
<b>Title: </b>Soma<br /><b>Year: </b>2019<br />
<b>Title: </b>Porcuboy <br /><b>Year: </b>2020<br />