Ben Sheppee (b.1978, UK) Is a British Visual Artist, is a graphic fine artist based in London. His work is an inquiry into the role of communication, where he commonly deconstructs alphanumerical forms, and explores the aesthetics that live there, searching for hidden meanings and new interpretations.

 

Born in Bristol, Sheppee spent a large part of his life in San Francisco, Japan and Paris, before setting up his London based studio which focuses on the connections between fine art, design, philosophy, and technology. His work has appeared in Tate Britain (UK), ICA (UK), San Francisco MOMA (US), The Serpentine (UK) and The National Portrait Gallery (UK). In his career he has been extensively involved in the VJ art movement, and curated the work of over 70 other artists his project “Lightrhythm Visuals” which has released 240 animated films. Other recent projects include ‘Drawdown’, a site-specific installation commissioned by the UK Arts Council, involving projected work onto 5 historical buildings; raising awareness about climate change, staged to coincide with UN Climate Change Conference COP26.

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Along with exhibitions and commission for museums and galleries, Sheppee frequently collaborates with international commercial projects, both private and public.