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Time Spent Together In Your Head

Adam Bridgland

Jealous North

04 Nov 2021 — 28 Nov 2021

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After a wildly successful opening at Jealous East, Jealous North is delighted to welcome a solo exhibition from interdisciplinary artist Adam Bridgland.

The second exhibit of ‘TimeSpent Together In Your Head’ will feature new works made especially for viewers in Crouch End. Bridgland's popular series will feature new works with his iconic slogan-clad paintings. Delicately put together, original works feature careful sentiments like "I Forgot To Say It Was Raining In London Yesterday", "We Could Use A Miracle Now", and "This Thing Of Beauty".

Responding to his environment and using materials available during lockdown, Bridgland has explored a more fluid and painterly approach to his signature style. Bridgland’s family and the landscape around his home in Cambridge were significant inspirations during this time and these sentimental influences feature greatly in his body of work. The exhibition captures fleeting and uncertain moments, creating a romantic and bittersweet feeling throughout paintings, sculptural works, and printed editions.

Bridgland's reminiscent collection of work uses found imagery, materials and text to evoke transient and beautiful points in time. His layered approach demonstrates a multitude of techniques, including screenprinting, collage and oil painting which culminate in tender and elegant mementoes of life.

Wake Up Next To People Who Make You Feel Happy - Enamel, Ink, Acrylic and Crayon on Paper

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'This Thing Of Beauty'

'I Need This Wilderness'

The new show features sculptural works by the artist, available to purchase with specially made plinths.

'Darling This Holiday Will Solve All Our Problems'
Unique Work
£195 Framed

'Wake Up Next To People Who Make You Feel Happy'
Unique Work
£275 Framed

'The Window We Must Do Most Of Our Dreaming From'
Unique Work
£195 Framed

Adam Bridgland

UK Artist Based

Adam Bridgland is a graduate of the Royal College of Art. He lives and works as an artist in Cambridgeshire.
Since his graduation in 2006, he has exhibited widely in the UK, America, Europe and Asia. The British Museum, the V&A, UBS, Boeing and Debbie Harry are just some of the collectors of Adam's work. In July 2009 Adam was awarded his first major public art commission by Commissions East. He has since gone to complete a number of important projects, including work for YouTube, Warchild UK, Heal's, Comme Des Garcons, Airnimal bikes, Cambridge United Football Club, Ace Hotel, Soho House, SmartLIFE, and Eastern Pavilions.