Arran Gregory (b.1987) is a British-Sri Lankan land artist based in the UK.

Through his Earth Body work he sees clay as a living organism and invites the environment as collaborator.







Upcoming Exhibition
The Land is a Giant Eardrum

OmVed Gardens (London,UK)
Artist of the Month, July




July 12    Open Day      11 - 3pm

July 15    continues     11 - 5pm
    /16    continues     11 - 5pm

 
  
July 15    (Evening event)  
    
           Meditation Sound-Bath Performance
           with Arran Gregory & Joe Dalziel
           6.30 - 8pm 

           Ticket and info link





July 26    Workshop:
 
           Rammed Earth
           - a Bio-sculpture with Arran Gregory

           Ticket and info link
           






Earth Body VI ‘Conception

2025

Clay, sand, lime, graphite

For Erra Art Farm
[OMM Museum collection]


Bodrum, Trkiye







Sensing Earth Space

2025

Titik Dua, Bali

with Ben Khan





Earth Body V
Penunggu Sungai


2024

133 x 110 x 96cm

raw clay, palm fibre and found pigment on rock
(taken by the flash floods)


Bengoh Jungle, Borneo






‘I seek to perceive the self through nature, rather than nature through the self.’




Earth Body IV ‘Blue Entity

2024

Clay, Sand, palm fibre, indigo pigment

Bali, Indonesia






Earth Body III
‘El Calabacino’


2024

70 x 45 x 45cm
200kg

Clay soil and sand

El Calabacino Eco Village, Spain







Earth Body II ‘Untitled

2024

Clay, sand, straw, Iron oxide pigment

100 x 70 x 50cm
600kg


Architectural Association
Hooke Park, Dorset, England







‘I don’t think of these Earth Body works as sculptures, nor installations.
More so interventions in the landscape. They feel both ancient and immediate.’



Earth Body I ‘Earth Body

2024

clay soil, straw, sand
107 x 54 x 54cm
250kg

Arteles Artist Residency,
Haukijärvi, Finland








Rammed Earth Head

2024

soil, sand, fibreglass mould



London, UK






‘Singularity’


2021

Glass, Fibreglass, Acrylic, PetG
1650 x 980 x 1050mm

(enquire)




‘HUNT’


2015

Solo Exhibition 
Truman Brewery, London, UK

20/20 Mirror Leopards,
raising awareness for the critically  endangered Amur Leopard

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For commissions / 
list of available works
please contact here







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