Angus Fairhurst was born in Kent in1966 and works and lives in London. Following his inclusion in the exhibition 'Freeze' (1998) Fairhurst has developed his own unique brand of humorous critique and interventionist artworks. His fascination lies in the mechanisms and motifs of consumer culture and the endless and meaningless merry-go-round it has engendered.

Fairhurst uses a variety of media from painting to sound, animation or sculpture. Unseen and Untouched echo each other across the space at Sudeley as if linked by a mysterious current. The motif of the pond evokes the myth of Narcissus, the greek youth who fell in love with his image and was drowned trying to embrace it and perhaps refers to the current stranglehold of the image in our society.