Rebecca Hiscocks

Rebecca is inspired by the uncanny and the macabre. Her intricate compositions reflect a combined fascination of bizarre medical histories and a wonder of the structure and inner workings of both man and animals.

She finds influence from the 18th Century etchings of anatomical pioneer William Cheselden and the surreal assemblings of Frederik Ruysch. Her research into the histories of St Bartholomew’s and St Thomas’s hospitals in London further informs her visual narrative. Rebecca uses a combination of architectural decoration and a muted pallet in order to create a softness and beauty as a contrast to the invasiveness of surgery. Her detailed studies are executed using pen, ink and print.

Read an interview with Rebecca on our blog here :- http://www.antlersgallery.com/artist-interview-rebecca-hiscocks

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EDUCATION

2010 - 2011 MA Visual Arts, Illustration, University of the Arts, London

2000 - 2001 PGCE Art and Design, University of the West of England, Bristol

1994 - 1997 BA (Hons) Fine Art, University of Wolverhampton, West Midlands

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2012 Wunderkabinett, Store Street Gallery, London

2012 Miracles and Charms, Wellcome Collection, London

2011 Specimen at the Dead Dolls Club, London

2011 CCW MA Show, London.

2011 Diesel Flagship Stores, London.

2011 Curio Collective at East Gallery, London