Ian Clegg Walsh is a multidisciplinary artist whose work bridges the space between memory, perception, and the physical mark. Drawing on a background in both technical precision and poetic exploration, his practice is rooted in the interplay of control and accident—where structure meets spontaneity. Walsh works across media, from mixed-media monotypes and digital abstractions to experimental image-making, often blurring the boundaries between disciplines.

Central to his art is a fascination with texture, rhythm, and the unseen layers that shape how we experience both images and ideas. His pieces often begin with an intuitive gesture or fragment, developed through processes that allow chance to leave its imprint. This openness creates works that feel simultaneously deliberate and organic, rich in surface yet resonant with deeper themes of time, identity, and transformation.

Walsh’s art is as much about process as it is about outcome. By embracing imperfection, he challenges conventional expectations of polish, instead drawing viewers toward the raw honesty of mark-making. His work invites reflection: on memory, on what fades and what remains, and on the constant dialogue between order and chaos that underpins creativity itself.

Website: www.iancleggwalsh.net