Jamie Temple (b, 1987) is an artist from North East Scotland, living and working in South East London, whose practice is rooted in printmaking and wood carving, from which he creates unique works on paper, sculpture and installation.

His work draws from a fascination with the built and natural environments we inhabit, move in and transform. Temple takes inspiration from the infinitely complex planetary systems and social structures in which we all survive.

Recent works, projects and exhibitions speak to the complexity of the world in which we exist and its multitude of systems and structures layered one upon another; interacting, interfering, diffracting. Layers of chaotic and dynamic systems interwoven – environmental, social, planetary, human made. The flows of matter in the air we breathe, particles in our oceans and drinking water. Disrupted weather patterns and polluted atmospheres and landscapes.

2021
Atmospheric Pressures, Komplex, Glasgow
Planetary Boundaries, RAW Labs, Bow Arts, London

2019
Horizon, Art Hub Gallery, London
Growth Rings and Other Abstracted Dendroclimatological Forms, Kulture Kode, Abuja, Nigeria

Selected Group Shows

2021
The Beat Goes On, Sophie Breitmeyer, London
Temporary Living Conditions, Deptford Contemporary, London
Last Minute, hARTs Lane, London

2019
The Auction Collective, Menier Gallery, London

2018
Festival of Print, Mile End Art Pavilion, London

2017
The House of Parakeet, Blackheath, London

2016
Festival of Print, Mile End Art Pavilion, London
Office of Neglected Opportunities, Studio 73, London

2015
The Masters, Royal Society of Painter Printmakers, London
Or Nearest Offer, DeptfordX, London
East London Printmakers Annual Exhibition, Embassy Tea Gallery, London
Affordable Art Fair, Hampstead Heath

2014
East London Printmakers Annual Exhibition, Embassy Tea Gallery, London

Residencies

2021
hARTs Lane Micro Residency, London

2019
Repository of the Undercommons, UK
RAW Labs, Bow Arts Trust, London,
One Environment, House 33, Abuja, Nigeria

2018
Temple Print Studio, Barbican Centre, London
Pemberton Estate, Havering-Atte-Bower, Essex

2016
Office of Neglected Opportunities, Studio 73, Brixton Village, London