Thomas Pellerey Grogan is an artist based in London (UK) whose practice examines the relationship between sensory perception and belonging. Focusing on the residual traces of movement, he explores how visual and spatial cues ground human experience across tangible and intangible places.

His work has been shown in the UK at MetaMorphika, Alice Black, V.O. Curations, Copeland Park Gallery, Ugly Duck, SPACE Ilford, 180 The Strand, the National Theatre, the Southbank Centre, and elsewhere (UK). Internationally, exhibitions include Seojung Art (KR), Konstnärshuset (SE), Alkinois (GR), Off-Biennale (HU), Kqora (FR), Arnis Residency (DE), Freedman Fitzpatrick (FR), La Becque (CH), Flutgraben (DE), Baltan Laboratories (NL), Strelka Institute (RU), Mapping Festival (CH), Galateca Gallery (RO), Plunc Festival (PT), and more.

1991, French-British
2016 - MA, Royal College of Art, London, UK
2014 - BA, École Cantonale d’Art de Lausanne, Switzerland