Chuck Elliott

Chuck Elliott is a distinguished British artist and a pioneer in the field of digitally generated fine art. Based in Bristol, UK, he has been at the forefront of digital creativity since the late 1980s, leveraging early Apple Macintosh technology to develop a unique visual language.

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Chuck Elliott is renowned for his mesmerising digital drawings and prints that investigate mark making at the intersection of light, colour, motion, and liquid geometry. His process involves using high-end 3D computer modelling tools to build intricate digital sculptures, which are then translated into large format pigment prints on archival metallic paper. These works are often finished with a Diasec mount, bonded between two sheets of Perspex, creating a crisp, luminous aesthetic.

His artistic practice is influenced by geometric art pioneers and the rhythmic patterns of modern music. Chuck Elliott has exhibited his work globally and maintains a prolific studio output, showing at numerous solo exhibitions, group shows and art fairs over the past twenty years. In addition to his large format prints, he also creates works for his Experimental Print Club, a subscription based project focusing on more ephemeral works on paper.

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His career spans three decades of innovation, graduating with a 1st class degree in Graphic Art from the old Hornsey School of Art in 1992 and going on to found successful studios in both London and Bristol. Chuck Elliott continues to question contemporary definitions of drawing and printmaking in the digital age, exploring the latest digital tools through his sublime studies into line, colour, light, volume and form. Pure logical progression.