StevieRay Latham (b. 1992) is a multidisciplinary artist who’s practice explores landscape as both subject and construct—an unstable terrain shaped as much by myth, memory and narrative as by material and ecological realities.
Approaching landscapes (urban/rural/marine) as sites of mediation, Latham explores how grand narratives— historical, mythological and speculative—intersect with technologies to produce shifting understandings of place. Landscapes emerge not as fixed geographies but as layered projections, where pastoral imagery, science-fiction imaginaries and folkloric residues coalesce. These works consider how inherited stories continue to contour our perception of land, even as digital tools reframe and reconstitute it.
Drawing on archival fragments, literary references and generative processes, Latham presents environments in which the boundaries between the ancient and the synthetic become porous. A.I.-generated terrains, layered viewpoints and reworked rural iconographies are translated through analogue processes, emphasising slippage between virtual and physical registers. In this interplay, landscape is revealed as both a cultural artefact and a technological image—simultaneously remembered, imagined and engineered.
Through this expanded notion of landscape, Latham examines how meaning is encoded, transmitted and transformed across time. His work invites viewers to navigate spaces where myth and machine converge, foregrounding the ways in which narratives—old and new—continue to shape our relationship to the environments we inhabit.
StevieRay Latham is an artist and musician based in London, UK. He holds an MA in Fine Art from Camberwell College of Arts (UAL) and has exhibited and performed across the UK and Europe. His works are held in private and public collections, and he is a member of Critical Edge Collective, a group committed to collaboration, experimentation and research-based practice.