David Bennison

Graduating from the Cambridge school of Art in Illustration, David Bennison is a full-time British artist living and working in Cambridge, UK.

His concepts have remained firmly grounded in the exploration of curvilinear perspective which complements his current work that has its origins in visual dream interpretation.

David’s fine art painting explores ethereal and figurative subject matter that is interweaved with multiple viewpoints to produce intangible landscapes that continue a narrative from one canvas to the next.

Repeated metaphors suggestive of sexuality, birth and death, seemingly make subtle relationships with confusing, existential pathways of everyday life.

Obvious inspirations to David’s work have included the architectural drawings of Piranesi, graphic artist M.C. Escher, Illustrator Paul Hess and local artist and printmaker Glynn Thomas.

David Graduated from the Cambridge School of Art in Cambridge, UK with a BA (Hons) in Illustration in 2007.

Identity: Past, Present & Future, Brick Lane, London, Oct 2024

Venus Rising, The London Art Bar, High Holborn, London, 2024

Skulls & Bones, Frontier Gallery, Sheffield, 2024

Mixed Solo Exhibition, Cambridge, 2024

Mixed Collaborative Exhibition, St Johns Innovation Centre, Cambridge, 2024

Tyrrell Pop-up exhibition, Cambridge, (Ongoing Monthly)

Solar Collective, Espacio Gallery, Brick Lane, London - 2023

Art in Mind, Jm Gallery, Portobello Road, London, – 2023

Mixed Solo Exhibition, Cambridge – 2023.

Parallax Art Fair, Kensington, London – 2022.

Mixed Solo Exhibition, Cambridge – 2022

Parallax Art Fair, Kensington, London, February 2020.

Open Art Online Virtual and ‘Pop-up’ Gallery, London, 2019.

Solo Exhibition: CSVPA, King Street, Cambridge, 2017.

Micheal House, Cambridge, 2015.

Artworks Gallery, Cambridge, 2011.

Artworks Gallery, Cambridge, 2010.

The Pumping Station, Cheddars Lane, Cambridge, 2009.

Byard Art Gallery, Cambridge, 2008.

New Designers, Business Design Centre, Islington, London, N1, 2007.

Ruskin Gallery, Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge, 2007.