Michael Pendry is a multifaceted artist. One that seeks constant exchange with the environment, with places and people, objects and beings. His array of work spans in all directions making it hard to be defined. Yet, Pendry’s often large-scale pieces and installations all delve beneath the surface and show a deep sensitivity to intimacy and universal interconnectedness.

Born in 1974, Michael Pendry oscillated between Munich and London, graduated from acting school, took a deep dive into scenography, graduated and worked as an interior and stage designer for many years, while also studying C.G. Jung’s psychological work with imagery. No wonder, Pendry’s art interweaves the most diverse elements, is fundamentally inclusive, yet open, breaks boundaries and escapes common rules and narratives.

Pendry’s light dramaturge alters our familiar perception of everyday objects fundamentally. It touches and it inspires hundreds of thousands of people across the globe. Most notably, his multi-media installation Les Colombes which has been exhibited from Mount Zion in Jerusalem to the Salisbury Cathedral. From New York to San Francisco, from Mumbai to Hawaii.