Luke Hart completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts (hons) in sculpture, at the Pratt Institute in New York City, in the spring of 2007. He moved to London towards the end of that year. He is interested in how things are put together, and in suggesting possible new applications for materials. His work focuses on the rela… Read More
Luke Hart completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts (hons) in sculpture, at the Pratt Institute in New York City, in the spring of 2007. He moved to London towards the end of that year. He is interested in how things are put together, and in suggesting possible new applications for materials. His work focuses on the relationships between the organic and the synthetic, the objects that people interact with, and the materials, and potential materials, of which those objects are made. He believes that Sculpture can be a form of material research and development, for the functional objects of the built world. Upon viewing things, people often ask the question: What is it? Hart doesn’t believe this to be a productive question to ask. He says rather, that one should ask: What does it do? What could it do? For Hart, sculpture is a method of thinking about what we as humans build, and what we could be capable of building.
Hart won a Royal British Society of Sculptors Bursary in 2009, receiving the Bursary+ award the following year.
Hart is currently undertaking a Master of Arts at the Royal College of Art. Read Less
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