Statement:

Repetition – this word feels relevant to me. I find repetition emboldening. I also find repetition suffocating. Currently life feels like a cycle of repeated acts. Historically I’ve repeated many of the same decisions and likely I will do so again tomorrow. Today I have repeated many of the same thoughts, probably I will reiterate them again tomorrow. Repetition can be alarming. Repetition can be joyful. Repetition can make time pass very quickly but it can help order time when looking back.  Repetition creates patterns in music, creates patterns in all of life. Patterns can overlap or patterns can be seamless and some have space between them. Some patterns are obvious or have subtlety mixed in with their simplicity, some have endless complexity. They can have random rhythm but also patterns can have progressive rhythm, I like these patterns best. I hope for progressive rhythm in life.

In painting, I use repetition as process to uncover and probe the mystery of patterns.

Bio:

Pack graduated with a MA:Fine Art Painting in 2017 from the Bath School of Art and a BA:Fine Art Painting in 2007 from Wimbledon School of Art.

Recent solo show at Alex Eagle Studio (2019) and group shows at Gillian Jason Gallery (2025), Outpost Gallery (2025), 17 Midland Road (2025),  Bomb Factory, LDN (2024), That Art Gallery (2023), Home House, LDN (2023), The Arts Club, LDN (2022), Porch Gallery (2022), The Lodge, LA (2020), Odd Ark, LA (2019), The Jane Club (2019) and Gallery Bang Bang, TX (2019). Pack has worked on special projects with The Real Real, SF (2020)  and Current: LA Food supported by ICA:LA (2019), as well as hosting the podcast ‘What Artists Listen To’ recommended by The New York Times. Pack is part of the art collective Binder of Women – an independent, artist-led platform for contemporary artists to directly share and sell their work.