Freddie Peacock

As an artist, originally heavily focused on portraiture, I have since expanded my horizons to both landscapes and timeless statement pieces, with the ongoing aim of showing my audience that I’m capable to create in more than one field. My work solely as an artist has so far been recognised by numerous media outlets on a worldwide scale. Notably, by Instagram, when I was selected as one of the best creators on their platform under the age of 21. In 2022, I was able to partner with the London-based non-profit organisation ‘4BYSIX’ to create the painting “Who is Virgil?” which was displayed in a group exhibition on Bond Street. The piece paid tribute to, and dissected the extraordinary life and career of the late design icon, Virgil Abloh, and performed above expectations, outbidding some of the most renowned artists in the scene. During this exhibition, I created 10 limited edition ‘work tracksuits’ that were worn during different stages of the painting process thus containing the colours and essence of the painting. The tracksuits were then sold via my website and all profits were donated to Virgil Abloh’s post-modern scholarship fund, all of which efforts led me to be asked to speak on BBC News London about the project. In terms of...

Central Saint Martins: Foundation Diploma Level 3: Art & Design (2021 – 2022)
Central Saint Martins: BA Hons Jewellery Design (starting 2022 – 2025/26)

Exhibitions:

- 4BYSIX ‘Break in Emergency’ exhibition, (New Bond Street, London, 2022)
- 'Welcome to The Rodeo' Solo exhibition, (Camden Open Air Gallery, London, 2023).
- 'The Other Art Fair' presented by Saatchi Art, (Kings Cross, London 2023).