Arran Gregory is a British Sri-Lankan artist based in London working across sculpture, film and performance.
His practice seeks to perceive the self through nature, rather than nature through the self.
Working with clay in its raw form, and natural materials gathered directly from the land, he creates his Earth Body works: site-responsive interventions shaped through time, weather, touch and collaboration with local landscapes and communities.
His works explore impermanence, ancestral and material memory, and the body as a site of perception. Through sculpture, photography, film and performance, as well as journalling, Gregory extends these encounters into forms that carry the work’s life beyond the landscapes they belong.
His practice is a means of grounding, a way of working with earth not just as material, but as teacher and meditation.