Patrick Bremer, an award-winning English painter and collage artist, was born in Brighton in 1982 and studied painting at the Wimbledon School of Art. His collages have been showcased in group and solo exhibitions globally, including public commissions from the BBC and Google. His work has been featured in publications like the Times Literary Supplement, Der Spiegel, and the New Yorker. A recipient of the DeLazlo Foundation Award from the Royal Society of Portrait Painters, Bremer lives and works in rural Somerset.
From his serene studio in rural England, Patrick Bremer crafts vivid, emotionally charged portraits using glue-and-paper collages. With a background in diverse artistic techniques, Bremer became fascinated by the endless possibilities of collage, a medium that lets him blend elements from nature photography, fashion and typography. His works are characterised by bold colours, intricate patterns and expressive details, exploring a wide spectrum of human identity and experience.
