Tom Royston uses experiential painting and sculpture to communicate moments and feelings that are important. He observes his environment and takes the time to understand moments and develop perspective. This process is designed to provoke reflection, and urge the viewer to engage with their own experience.

“The paintings aren’t abstract – but I suppose the subject matter might appear to be. It’s all real interactions and moments and times I’ve felt something that I need to process. It works as a good framework for storytelling, but I suppose that means everyone has to come up with their own story.”

Tom Royston is a professional artist, creative director and mental health advocate based in London. He sells commissions internationally, and works on an array of creative projects.