Marc Hulson

Marc Hulson is a London-based artist and Lecturer at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London. His practice bridges painting, drawing, and physical theatre, exploring the fantastic as a narrative mode and conceptual space. His work engages with themes of transformation, disguise, and ontological indeterminacy, integrating perspectives from psychology, philosophy, literary theory, and esoteric thought.

• Key collaborations include Arts Council England-funded projects like 'Bubblegum’s Funeral' (with Paul Curran), 'Metahorror' (with Kristaps Ancans), and 'Luxury Complex' (with Lisa Craddick, Dean Kenning, and Andy Sharp).
• Exhibitions include 'We Lived Happily During the War' (Cross Lane Projects, 2023), 'The Inbetween' (The Bomb Factory, 2022), 'Bad Ideas' (Tallin Art Hall, 2022), and international tours like '3:AM' (2013-14).

His research emphasizes dialogues between media, such as moving image, sound, installation, and performance. He co-founded the artist co-operative Five Years in 1998, contributing to experimental art programming.