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Matthew Rosier (1990) is an artist who makes public artworks with communities across the UK and internationally. His projects take place in everyday public spaces, using film, sound, projection, performance, and spatial design to create collective moments. While projects are often large in scale, they remain rooted in daily life and local connection.
Rosier’s work has been installed in public spaces in London, Paris, Austin, and Tokyo, and commissioned by local authorities including Westminster, Cheshire East, and the City of London, as well as institutions such as Somerset House, Historic Royal Palaces, the National Landscapes Association, British Council Japan, and the UK Space Agency.
His work has been presented at the Design Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum, nominated for the Design Museum’s Designs of the Year, and awarded the Active Public Space Award, the London Contemporary Art Prize Public Vote Award, and the Museum + Heritage Innovation Award. His projects have also regularly featured on BBC and ITV.
Matthew studied architecture at Oxford Brookes University and The Bartlett, University College London, and was a resident at Fabrica, a design research centre in Italy.
Matthew’s website is here.
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