Daniel Pettitt studied painting at The Royal College of Art. His work operates within a register of allusive and speculative abstraction. Ingesting an eclectic mix of visual and cultural materials – such as theatrical signage,
political slogans, queer slang, modernist poetry and post-conceptual art – his paintings track fluctuations of index, fragment, metaphor, memory, semblance and mood as they congeal and dissolve into provisional fields and partial images.

Seventeen

London

Brighton