Lewis
Brown

Lewis Brown is a London-based artist whose practice investigates the translation of digital information into material and temporal form. Drawing on architectural methodologies, he employs the vector toolpath as a generative language of movement, producing sculpture, drawing, and kinetic work that foregrounds process as performance. His projects operate as choreographies of matter, light, and time, mediated through drones, custom-built machines, and additive manufacturing systems.

Brown’s research-led practice explores the indeterminate space between instruction and outcome, where the precision of digital design meets the uncertainty of physical realisation. His work has been exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts (Summer Show 2025), Saatchi Gallery (ArtEvol 2025), Mall Galleries, and the Royal West of England Academy, with forthcoming participation in KINETIC at MAKE Southwest (2026). An architect by training, he is a graduate of the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, where he was awarded the Bartlett Medal.