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I studied at Camberwell School of Art, Edinburgh College of Art, The Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, and Skowhegan School of Art in Maine. I grew up in the Scottish Borders and now live in Duns. I make a living as a designer and some of this work can be seen here.
In 2024 I opened a gallery called No31 (https://no31.uk/ and @no31studio).
If you’re interested in any of the work shown here or just want to have a chat, I can be contacted by email here and on Instagram @markhaddon_artist
I studied at Camberwell School of Art, Edinburgh College of Art, The Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, and Skowhegan School of Art in Maine. I grew up in the Scottish Borders and now live in Duns. I make a living as a designer and some of this work can be seen here.
In 2024 I opened a gallery called No31 (https://no31.uk/ and @no31studio).
If you’re interested in any of the work shown here or just want to have a chat, I can be contacted by email here and on Instagram @markhaddon_artist
About the work
I make work in a variety of media, these days mostly wood, pigment, paper and ink. Much of the current work explores imagined journeys across vast, imaginary expanses bordered by loss. The process is a kind of unstructured or even accidental research and the work seems often to be arrived at through walking. This research is not directed by definable objectives, rather the process is a flow - thoughts connect where things are made, diverge and then connect again.
My art practice has its roots in installation and my use of media is, as result, fluid. There is a freedom in both practice and form.
It should go without saying that all the artwork contained in this site is copyright to mark haddon, but I’ll say it anyway: all the artwork contained in this website is copyright to mark haddon 2025
I make work in a variety of media, these days mostly wood, pigment, paper and ink. Much of the current work explores imagined journeys across vast, imaginary expanses bordered by loss. The process is a kind of unstructured or even accidental research and the work seems often to be arrived at through walking. This research is not directed by definable objectives, rather the process is a flow - thoughts connect where things are made, diverge and then connect again.
My art practice has its roots in installation and my use of media is, as result, fluid. There is a freedom in both practice and form.
It should go without saying that all the artwork contained in this site is copyright to mark haddon, but I’ll say it anyway: all the artwork contained in this website is copyright to mark haddon 2025
Between Two Moons, an installation of drawings
Looking back through trees