Lewis Henderson (b. 1993 London, UK) lives and works in Stockholm, Sweden.

After graduating from Camberwell College of The Arts in London, in 2015, with a BA Henderson is currently studying for an MA at the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm.

Has exhibited widely and internationally. Recent exhibitions include: “Off-Grid” as part of “Compiler’s ‘The Wrong’ - New Digital Art Biennale”, Tate Britain, London (UK); “Life Hacks”, BQ, Berlin (Germany); “Slap Dash For No Cash”, The Old Newington Library, London (UK); “If it’s good it should be fun and if it’s not it should be funny”, Zona Mista, London (UK); “The Unlimited Dream Company”, Hannah Barry Gallery, London (UK); “Good Good, Double Good”, Lewisham Art House, London (UK); “Sudor Desconocido”, 3M Foundation, Santa Marta (Colombia); “The Woon Prize”, BALTIC 39, Newcastle (UK).

He writes; “I am interested in the functions we give to objects and how this affects our thinking. Practically, I tend to be inspired when making work by things I encounter within my day-to-day life, giving my practice a sense of immediate historicity, something I feel is important as it becomes a document to the geographical place and physical time that it was made. I have always been drawn to this idea of happenstance; scouring markets, pop culture, the internet and the streets when looking for ideas.”