Shezad Dawood


Born in 1974, Shezad Dawood is a London based artist and film-maker, who graduated from the Royal College of Art in 2000. His practice addresses the complexity of human identity by creating works that layer narratives and characters into suggestive environments. The artist critically examines the nature of identity and meaning by merging the representation of various ideas and physical realities into one. His multimedia works draw on his rich personal background mixing Pakistani and Indian influences.

Dawood´s work has been exhibited at numerous international exhibitions, including:

  • Leviathan: On Sunspots and Whales, Barakat Gallery, South Korea, 2018
  • Leviathan, Palazzina Canonica, Venice, 2017
  • Kalimpong, Timothy Taylor Gallery, London, 2016
  • Towards the Possible Film, Parasol Unit, London, 2014

HMS Alice Liddell

2022

Coral Alchemy

2022

Hybrid I

2020

On Becoming Virtual Octopi

2018

Where do we go now?

2017

Leviathan

2017

Mount Kanchenjunga

2017

Kalimpong

2016

Why Depend on Space and Time

2014

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