Rhiannon lives and works in London. She graduated from the Turps Banana Studio Painting Program in 2018, having previously completed her MA in Fine Art at Chelsea College of Art (2016). Recent exhibitions and projects include: Reverdie (2023 - Group Exhibition) at Arusha Gallery, I know not how it falls on me (2023 - Solo Exhibition) at Arusha Gallery, Chthonia (2022- Solo Exhibition) at Arusha Gallery, Femininity (2021 - Solo Exhibition) and Habitual Submission (2019 - Solo Exhibition) at Delphian Gallery, Show Stopper and Synthesis (Group Exhibition’s) at Saatchi Gallery w. Delphian Gallery (2022), Antisocial Isolation (Group Exhibition) at Saatchi Gallery w. Delphian Gallery (2021), Ancient Deities (Group Exhibition, also curator) at Arusha Gallery (Edinburgh, 2020), Small Is Beautiful XXXVII (Group Exhibition) at Flowers Gallery (London, 2019), Ultra: Art For The Woman’s World Cup (Group Exhibition) at J. Hammond Projects, presented by OOF Magazine (London, 2019). Recent achievements include winning the Delphian Open Call in 2019 for which there were more than 10,000 applicants, and being invited onto The Clover Mill Artist Residency in The Netherlands in 2022. Rhiannon has also been awarded The Darbyshire Prize For Emerging Art upon graduating from Turps, and The John Hoyland Scholarship whilst at Chelsea, and was selected to undertake a residency and exhibition in Guadalajara, Mexico.
