mariettemoor@gmail.com
@mariettemoor
(b. 1993) London
cannibal licks tricks stuffed sticky body undone untouched mutate to escape by the skin of our teeth
Mariette Moor’s interdisciplinary practice holds drawing, clay and writing at its core, operating as modes of storytelling that tease at the uncanny peripheries of horror and their relationship to boundaries, absence, and control. Moor imagines ‘world fracturing’ as a methodology to mix the mundane, fantastical and paranoid into psychological scenes, questioning the nature of reality and sanity. Tenderness and violence coexist in speculative bodies and spaces which confront the complexities of intimacy.
selected group shows
2024 As Small As Eyes, Bloc Projects, Sheffield
2023: Rally Festival, Southwark Park, London
2023: Radio Silence, Split Gallery, London
2023: Her performance takes place at the beginning and the end, The Art House, Wakefield
2023: Babele, Studio Musa, Turin
2022: Ghost Show, Bussey Building, London
2022: MFA Degree Show, Goldsmiths, University of London
2022: Parental Guidance, Set Lewisham, London
2022: South-East London Sculpture Fair, St James Hatcham Church, London
2021: Ghost Show, Hartslane Gallery, London
2021: A Handful of Sinister Scenarios (AKA Jump My Bones), Florence Trust, London
2021: Interim Present, Goldsmiths College, London
2021: OMBRA, Inspection Pit Gallery, Petersfield
2021: Pieces of them have been left all over, AMP Gallery, London
2019: Plump Fiction, The George Tavern, London
2019: UN-NAMED 4, The Old Fire Station, Clifden Arts Festival, Ireland
2019: WHERE WHAT, Gasp Gallery, Portsmouth
2019: Bare Lines, Safehouse 1, London
2018: “think it over, think it under”, The Corn Store, London
2018: IMHO, The Corn Store, London
2018: UN-NAMED 3, The Park Club, Middlesbrough
2018: Artist-in-Residence Open Studios, I-Park Foundation, Connecticut
2018: A Selection of Works, Queen’s College, London
2018: Revealed, Penare House, Cornwall
2018: UN-NAMED 2, Contains Art Gallery, Watchet, Somerset
2017: The Next Generation of Artists, Laing Gallery, London
2016: RUSKIN.SHOW, The Ruskin School of Art, Oxford
2016: CRACK ME UP, The Jam Factory, Oxford
2015: Taut and Bare, The Dolphin Gallery, Oxford (solo)
2015: Introducing, Bullingdon Road Studios, Oxford
education
2020 – 22: MFA Fine Art – Goldsmiths College, University of London (Distinction)
2013 – 16: BFA Fine Art – The Ruskin School of Art, Oxford University (First Class Honours)
2012 – 13: Foundation Diploma in Art & Design – Kingston University (Merit)
residencies
2022: Unsigned Cowboys Grudging, Penare House, Cornwall
2o19: The Corn Store, London
2018: I-Park Art Foundation, Connecticut
awards
2022: Junior Fellowship at Goldsmiths
2022: The Gilbert Bayes Award
2020: Excellence Fee Waiver to Goldsmiths
2016: The Masterclass Award
2016: The Vivien Leigh Art Prize
2015: The Sir William Dunn Art Award
2015: The Peel Award
talks & workshops
2024: How to be more octopus, Bloc Projects, Sheffield
2023: Fictionalised Bodies, Drawing Studio, Goldsmiths, London
2021: Tactile Ceramics, F.A.T. Studios, London
2018: Artist Talk, I-Park Art Foundation, Connecticut
@mariettemoor
(b. 1993) London
cannibal licks tricks stuffed sticky body undone untouched mutate to escape by the skin of our teeth
Mariette Moor’s interdisciplinary practice holds drawing, clay and writing at its core, operating as modes of storytelling that tease at the uncanny peripheries of horror and their relationship to boundaries, absence, and control. Moor imagines ‘world fracturing’ as a methodology to mix the mundane, fantastical and paranoid into psychological scenes, questioning the nature of reality and sanity. Tenderness and violence coexist in speculative bodies and spaces which confront the complexities of intimacy.
selected group shows
2024 As Small As Eyes, Bloc Projects, Sheffield
2023: Rally Festival, Southwark Park, London
2023: Radio Silence, Split Gallery, London
2023: Her performance takes place at the beginning and the end, The Art House, Wakefield
2023: Babele, Studio Musa, Turin
2022: Ghost Show, Bussey Building, London
2022: MFA Degree Show, Goldsmiths, University of London
2022: Parental Guidance, Set Lewisham, London
2022: South-East London Sculpture Fair, St James Hatcham Church, London
2021: Ghost Show, Hartslane Gallery, London
2021: A Handful of Sinister Scenarios (AKA Jump My Bones), Florence Trust, London
2021: Interim Present, Goldsmiths College, London
2021: OMBRA, Inspection Pit Gallery, Petersfield
2021: Pieces of them have been left all over, AMP Gallery, London
2019: Plump Fiction, The George Tavern, London
2019: UN-NAMED 4, The Old Fire Station, Clifden Arts Festival, Ireland
2019: WHERE WHAT, Gasp Gallery, Portsmouth
2019: Bare Lines, Safehouse 1, London
2018: “think it over, think it under”, The Corn Store, London
2018: IMHO, The Corn Store, London
2018: UN-NAMED 3, The Park Club, Middlesbrough
2018: Artist-in-Residence Open Studios, I-Park Foundation, Connecticut
2018: A Selection of Works, Queen’s College, London
2018: Revealed, Penare House, Cornwall
2018: UN-NAMED 2, Contains Art Gallery, Watchet, Somerset
2017: The Next Generation of Artists, Laing Gallery, London
2016: RUSKIN.SHOW, The Ruskin School of Art, Oxford
2016: CRACK ME UP, The Jam Factory, Oxford
2015: Taut and Bare, The Dolphin Gallery, Oxford (solo)
2015: Introducing, Bullingdon Road Studios, Oxford
education
2020 – 22: MFA Fine Art – Goldsmiths College, University of London (Distinction)
2013 – 16: BFA Fine Art – The Ruskin School of Art, Oxford University (First Class Honours)
2012 – 13: Foundation Diploma in Art & Design – Kingston University (Merit)
residencies
2022: Unsigned Cowboys Grudging, Penare House, Cornwall
2o19: The Corn Store, London
2018: I-Park Art Foundation, Connecticut
awards
2022: Junior Fellowship at Goldsmiths
2022: The Gilbert Bayes Award
2020: Excellence Fee Waiver to Goldsmiths
2016: The Masterclass Award
2016: The Vivien Leigh Art Prize
2015: The Sir William Dunn Art Award
2015: The Peel Award
talks & workshops
2024: How to be more octopus, Bloc Projects, Sheffield
2023: Fictionalised Bodies, Drawing Studio, Goldsmiths, London
2021: Tactile Ceramics, F.A.T. Studios, London
2018: Artist Talk, I-Park Art Foundation, Connecticut