Logan Bow is currently studying a con-joint masters in Architecture (prof) and Urban Design and is competing at a high level of artistic gymnastics. Selling his first painting in 2019 at Auckland Grammar’s Art House Tour, he now has moved on to sculptural forms focusing on materiality. His values as an artist are as follows:

Multi-Disciplinary Experimentation

•   Logan never likes to work with just one medium. He continuously searches for the new, whether that be in cast acrylic, shells, paint, resin, metal leaf and much more. Embodying the cliche, ‘practice makes perfection’, Logan manifests qualities of efficiency, extremity and excellence.

Bespoke, Balance & Form

•   Studying architecture has helped Logan nurture a critical eye for perfection, particularly under the teachings of gold-medal American architect Marlon Blackwell, who emphasises his architectural philosophy of figure-figural-figuration and singularities in design.

Community Integration & Engagement

•   Among Logan’s studies and practices, he drives hard to integrate his work into the public domain primarily through live demonstrations, competitions, speeches and contributing to many distinguished art shows.