Pollock’s paintings are quiet, meditative and at times playful. While entering into a dialogue with the history of painting itself, Pollock’s work addresses notions of loss and desire. Since graduating last year from BA Fine Art at the Slade he has exhibited in ‘Highlights from the Frank-Suss Collection’, ‘Not Famous Yet’ and ‘Absorb Art’. The language of Pollock’s ‘Interior’ paintings references the architecture of grand painting galleries and stately homes. Reinterpreting the interior design from historical paintings - which he treats as source material – he captures their often stuffy atmosphere through his rich use of color, classical perspective and dislocated vantage point. Appearances can often be deceptive and Pollock’s work rewards the attentive viewer, who on closer inspection realizes things are not quite as they seem.