Stuart Batchelor

Stuart Batchelor is a London-based artist who works at the intersection of technology and traditional art. He uses data as drawing material to blur the boundaries between machine and hand-made visuals.



Driven by the desire to unite painting and computing, Batchelor creates interactive, video and still work that uses the physical process of painting to reveal new perspectives on data.



The final work is a dialogue between the data-encoded paint, the marks it makes and the artist.



Alongside his artwork, he actively publishes papers and research centring on the development of code combined with physical and intuitive drawing - developing tools and technology alongside art that aid in the expressive potential of computers.

2012 - 2015

BFA 1st Class,
Computer Visualization and Animation,
NCCA, Bournemouth University,
UK

2019 – Victoria & Albert Museum: Digital Design Weekend 2019, London, UK

2019 – Royal College of Art: Event 2, London, UK

2019 – Maxilla Space: Intelligent Matter, London, UK

2019 – Ugly Duck: Anamorphic Waves, London, UK

2019 – Saatchi Art: The Other Art Fair, London, UK

2019 – Loosen Art: Bodies In Movement, Rome, Italy

2019 – ArtNumber23: Alpha Theta, London, UK

2018 – ACM SIGGRAPH: The Urgency Of Reality In A Hyper-Connected Age, Online