Carl Hopgood

Carl Hopgood (British, b. 1972) is a contemporary artist renowned for his innovative use of neon, film, and installation art. Educated at Goldsmiths College and Central Saint Martins in London, Hopgood emerged alongside the Young British Artists movement, developing a distinctive style that blends pop culture with personal narrative. His works, such as the "Chair Therapy" series, delve into themes of identity, resilience, and transformation, often incorporating found objects and neon text to create evocative sculptures. Hopgood's art has been exhibited internationally, including at venues like the UTA Artist Space in Los Angeles and the Maddox Gallery