Sebastian Swarm

Sebastian Swarm is a multidisciplinary artist based in the United Kingdom whose work bridges the realms of visual art, sound, and conceptual installation. Born in 1988, Swarm developed a fascination with the interplay of textures, both material and immaterial, which has become a defining feature of his practice. With a background in fine art from Central Saint Martins, he continually explores themes of perception, temporality, and the fragmented nature of memory.

Swarm’s projects often utilize found objects, analog synthesizers, and unconventional media to create immersive environments that challenge the boundaries between the observer and the observed. His work has been exhibited in venues ranging from Tate Modern’s emerging artist platform to offbeat warehouse spaces in London and Berlin, and is known for its haunting intimacy and sense of quiet disruption. Alongside his solo practice, Swarm collaborates with choreographers and sound artists, contributing compositions and visual scores that have been featured in international festivals.

Passionate about fostering dialogue between creative disciplines, Sebastian Swarm remains an enigmatic yet quietly influential figure in the contemporary British art scene.