Settlement
Foraged soil and clay, lime, grass and MDF
Variable dimensions
2026

transformations #2 (arachor)
Foraged soil and clay, ceramic shelving, spruce timber and steel
2026

Field Recordings: Beinn Narnain
Foraged soil and clay on library shelving
Variable dimensions
2025

Inveruglas to Tarbet to Arrochar
Lumen print on photographic paper
20 x 16 inches
2026

Settlement [elevation]
Photolithograph on Madrid litho white paper
50 x 70 cm
2026

Frank Waterton

Frank Waterton is an artist based in Glasgow, Scotland.

Grounded in a material response to the natural world, his work addresses themes of movement through space and place. His work acts as a human response to the natural world and is concerned with the relationship between land and human engagement both to and within it, through its built environments, and its interactions with the materiality of wild or natural spaces. Centred on the act of walking, his work engages with the act of journeying through landscapes, exploring the material essence of place and the durational act of movement in location.

In his sculptural works, he creates objects made from organic or natural materials which explore themes of entropy and decay – as they expire over time – but also of renewal and deep time, as they grow and display permanence through plant, rock and soil samples involved within the work.