Trevor Wood

Trevor is a Scottish painter working from a studio in east London. He also teaches art in London.One constant in the work is the reliance on landscape imagery and a connection to the land - it defines the content. The urban landscapes are imbued with an essence of the decay of the facades and structures of the buildings - ephemeral and vulnerable to change but, stripped back down to basic simplicity and starkness. These urban landscapes are in contrast to the wilderness images taken from solitary walks - like many Scottish artists, he is very much influenced by the natural, wild landscape of his country.

Trevor was born and educated in Scotland and specialised in drawing and painting at Gray's School of Art. He completed a Masters Degree (Art in Architecture) at University of East London.He has had a number of solo, joint and group shows and open studio events and has work in private collections in the UK and abroad.

Space Open Studio, London Fields 2017
Space Open Studio, London Fields 2016
Space Open Studio, London Fields 2012
Making Sense of Change, Viewtube, London 2010
Space Open Studios, London Fields 2007, 2005, 2003
“Imagining Ourselves”, Online Exhibition 2005
Field, Martello Street Artists, London 1999
Solo Show, The Gallery, Stoke Newington, London 1999
Whitechapel Open Studios, London 1998
MA Art in Architecture Degree Exhibition, University of East London 1996
Tidal Basin Two, Tidal Basin, Victoria Dock, London 1995
Artists for Nuclear Disarmament (CND), Swiss Cottage, London 1990
Drawing the Lines, More Artists Against Apartheid in aid of the Canon Collins Education Trust Merz Contemporary Art, Earls Court, London 1989
Two Person Show, Horizon Gallery, London 1989
Solo Show, Pond Square Gallery,Highgate, London 1987
Gray’s School of Art Degree Show, Aberdeen 1977
Scottish Young Contemporaries, Edinburgh 1976