hot off the key bord

My artwork has caught the eye of the extreem sportsman known as Tricky

This eye caching is in no small part thanks to the effots of Mr Justin Moesly who helped me out hugely during my degree by buying art and funding my show. Thanks for all the suport Justing ur a hell of a nice guy.

back to the point of the mesage
this is a wach this space anouncment as Tricky has asked for several works
1 to go on his wall 1 to go on his transport 1 for his bord and 1 for his helmet.

aplying my work to sports equipment is verry cool

for thoes who dont know commodoere is a really really cool computer company
they were pretty big in the 80's erly 90's and now have a cool vintage feel to em
they are currenly makeing top speck gameing pc's with an option to have artwork on ur case
and my artwork is gunna be an option for the case
possable more than just 1 but a serys which would be ausomly cool

June 2005-Present
Spare Space project
Multiple Locations
The Spare Space project was originally set up by a group of artists based in Carlisle with the purpose of
exhibiting work.
The participating artists look for free or cheep to rent locations in order to temporarily exhibit work. The exhibits normally last for just one night and serve as networking opportunities for the artists involved. Since June 2005 the original artists involved in this project have carried on the ideals of Spare Space. This project has now spread nationally and has started to have success in America and Australia.
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Philip Bradley is a English artist at the beginning of his career. He has had exhibitions around England and collaborated with artists and designers around the globe.
Phil's artistic practice is the result of compiling everything he touches until something awesome emerges.
Narrative is often factored in and then lost during this process resulting in fragmented story's.
This fractured narrative try s to approximate in visual terms the difficulty Phil as a dyslectic self fracturing the English language.

UIYO

Uiyo is a recently created word coined by Philip Bradley in his 2005 artwork UIYO defining the interactions between male, female, sex and death in a repeating cycle.

UIYO is a word created using letters as symbols to create the words meaning where as the U represents the penal the I the female slit the Y the coming together of the male and female and O as a dead stop to the word with its circular shape also giving the word a repeating enjoin.