Matthew Rosier (1990) is a London-based artist who creates public artworks with communities across the UK and internationally. His practice involves the public in both the creation process and finished work. Matthew embeds himself in communities and landscapes to create immersive installations that combine film, sound and projection with architectural and landscape design. The stories that emerge from these projects weave social, ecological, spatial and historical elements.
Matthew's work has been installed in public spaces in London, Paris, Austin and Tokyo; commissioned by councils including Westminster, Southwark and City of London; and institutions including Somerset House, Historic Royal Palaces, National Landscapes Association, British Council Japan and the UK Space Agency.
His work has been shown at the Design Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum; nominated as one of the Design Museum’s Designs of the Year; awarded the Active Public Space Award, the London Contemporary Art Prize Public Vote Award and the Museum + Heritage Innovation Award; and regularly featured on BBC and ITV.
Matthew studied architecture at Oxford Brookes and the Bartlett, University College London, and was a resident at Fabrica, a design research centre in Italy.