Eva Dixon

Eva Dixon (b. 2000) is an Australian artist living in London. Dixon’s practice, spanning assemblage, sculpture and painting, explores homo-eroticism in sport and porn, the space race, lesbianism and industry. Horny reimaginings of goal celebrations and tackles play against seductive or kinky materials; aluminium sheets, walnut frames, darkroom filters, buckles, clips and leather straps. Rockets built from stolen street signs and gifted electrical spools. As a collector of things; disused industrial materials, old football and boy-mags, pins and play cards, the material is a key-research point to Dixon. Manipulating each component to spin wild and sometimes racy narratives. Advertisements seeking discreet and specific kinds of sex inform the next stages of Dixon’s practice and speak to the loss of historical artefacts in the wider LGBTQ+ community, where fictioning is a prevalent tool passed down through generations.

Eva Dixon (b. 2000, Australia) lives and works in London. Dixon received their BA in Fine Art from Central Saint Martin's (2023) and is attending the Royal Academy from October 2026. Recent solo presentations include All-American (2026) at Art Cologne Palma with Particular Ideas, SCORE! at Split Rivera (2025), Mercury 13 at WIP Space (2025), Lesbian Trucker Paintings at The Fores Project (2023). Notable group exhibitions include 'What Holds Things Together' CC Jasper, New York, Preview art fair with Caption Seoul (Korea, 2026), Lands End (London, Art Mama, 2024) and duo exhibition Top Dog at Parlour Gallery (London, 2026), Rose Easton (London, 2025), Saatchi Gallery (London 2023, 2025), Christie's (London, 2023). Dixon is a recipient of the Maison/0 This Earth award with LVMH (2023) and 'Best UK solo presentation' at Minor Attractions (2025, Split Rivera). Dixon will begin at the Royal Academy in October of 2026.