Perdita Sinclair

Perdita Sinclair (b. 1978) art combines nature, AI, psychology, and folk tales to explore contemporary reality's strangeness. She merges AI-generated species with real marine animals in her paintings, prompting reflections on authenticity and the impact of technology. Influenced by Carl Rogers’ theories that challenge shared reality, she situates her work in a space of superposition, where multiple realities coexist. This thematic depth invites viewers to engage with existential narratives that resonate across time, encouraging a contemplation of their own realities within our fast-changing world.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

Exhibitions: Portrait Award, National Portrait Gallery, ‘i Maifest’, Westbeth Gallery, New York, 'Strange Gaze', Cross Lane Projects & London Art Fair; 'Off Lightness', Blythe Gallery; RA Summer Exhibition; 'A Parade Through the Years', ESKFF, Mana Contemporary, USA; Press Coverage: BBC Radio 4 'Lobster Telephone'