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Tristan Pigott

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Tristan Pigott is a figurative artist based in London. His art featured in numerous magazines, shows and galleries. He graduated from Camberwell College of Arts in 2012.

Haaretz featured a painting of Pigott based upon social media trends and narcissism.^[1]

In 2015 he was shortlisted for the BP Portrait Award with the National Portrait Gallery, London.^[2] The same year he made a portrait of actress Sophie Kennedy Clark.

References

^ Haaretz
^ NPG

External links

Pigott's website
Dazed Digital, 2016
Tristan Pigott makes oil paintings for the instagram generation, VICE, i-d, November 2015

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