EDUCATION

MA Fine Art (distinction) - Central St Martins, 2026

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

Process - Lethaby Gallery, London, 2026

KIT II - Field Systems Gallery, Devon, 2026

Hiber Nation - CND Space, London, 2026

Poorly - Maverick Projects, London, 2024

Clifton Suspension Bridge public artwork - Bridge Museum, Bristol 2023

Familiar Falls - Arcade Campfa, Cardiff 2021

British Ceramics Biennial  - Stoke-on-Trent 2021

Concord Art Prize (finalist) - 180 The Strand, London 2021

SIRENS - Centrespace Gallery, Bristol 2021

ING Discerning Eye - online 2020

Bath Society of Artists Annual - online 2020

Royal Society of British Artists Annual - Mall Galleries, London 2020

Royal West Academy Annual - RWA, Bristol 2019

Alchemy - Centrespace Gallery, Bristol 2019

















ABOUT

Becky Hoghton is a UK-based artist. Her work addresses themes of transformation, magical thinking and the power of belief. From a cherished pebble kept in a pocket to the worship of a millennia-old sun cult, she is fascinated by the human instinct towards symbolic acts and charged objects. This interest is rooted in her own lived experience, and the sometimes absurd, always hopeful pursuit of change.

With curiosity and a lightness of touch, she merges traditional folk practices with contemporary narratives. She imagines systems, invents quests, leads group explorations and makes objects. Together they play with the moment an ordinary thing crosses the threshold into becoming magical. Through these experiments she gathers signs and symbols, translating them into metaphors and visual languages.

Her ceramic and textile sculptures are enchanted objects that belong to unknown magical cosmologies. They occupy an uncertain territory between artifact, tool and instruction. Simultaneously ancient and futuristic, they invite viewers to suspend disbelief and consider the possibility of agency within the objects themselves.  They are forged through a multi-layered process in which ritual and suggestion are treated as materials, further imbuing the sculptures with myth and meaning.

Becky’s work explores the moment when transformation, real or imagined, comes into being. Ultimately, she uses humour and fiction to create encounters with the ambiguous, the mystical, the irrational and the odd.

Say hi: messagetobecky@hotmail.co.uk