The Dotmaster

The Dotmaster is a London based artist who exploded on the international art scene in the 1990s with his world-renowned ‘Man in a Box’ work where he confined and starved one of his original C6.org group members in a gallery cube. His artwork is borderline eccentric with a contemporary twist of media and performance all merged with graffiti and street art.

Dotmaster’s work is impeccably crafted with meticulous details and an ever changing and evolving style. His current fixation with rubbish has led to the production of some of his most outspoken and exciting artworks. His solo exhibition “Trash n Cash” was a major success that concentrated on themes such as identity, currency and materialism.

The Dotmaster is no stranger to causing sensation in the media and as recently as May has been asked by the 5 star, The Exhibitionist Hotel, to ‘trash’ their £20,000 suite…all in the name of art of course. The artist invites us to challenge our perception of luxury whilst ironically paying £750 a night to stay in the suite.

Dotmaster has also recently caught the attention of the legendary film director, Martin Scorsese, which led him to collaborating on the film set of Scorsese’s new movie, ‘Tomorrow’, which was shot in London in 2014.

The Dotmaster exhibits internationally taking part in Banksy’s Waterloo ‘Cans Festival’ and his artwork has been featured in the Oscar-nominated ‘Exit Through the Gift Shop’. He is also an integral part of Norway’s independent contemporary street and urban Nuart festival.