BENJAMIN
GEORGE
MOSS
WORKS
DIARY
ABOUT
Benjamin Moss (b. Staffordshire, 2002) lives and works in London. As a visual artist, Moss’ practice encompasses analogue photography, welded sculpture and oil painting. Recently graduated from Central Saint Martins (BA Hons, Fine Art, 1st Class), Moss was awarded the Henry & Adeline Collins Prize for his works ‘Shopfront II’ (2025) and ‘Shopfront III’ (2025). Recent exhibitions include ‘All Down On The Ground’ Galleria Objets, London (2025); ‘Tribute Act’, Central Saint Martins, London (2025); ‘The House That Jack Built’, A.T.P. Gallery, London (2023).
“Moss’ personal artistic journey traverses the post-industrial landscape of the West Midlands to the metropolis and cultural centre of London. His works satirise scandals while unpicking, critiquing, and immortalising British culture in an attempt to wrestle with the notion of banality.”
“Moss’ personal artistic journey traverses the post-industrial landscape of the West Midlands to the metropolis and cultural centre of London. His works satirise scandals while unpicking, critiquing, and immortalising British culture in an attempt to wrestle with the notion of banality.”