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ARTIST BIO

Roger Mortimer, renowned for his profound thematic explorations and meticulous craftsmanship, has exhibited extensively across prominent galleries in New Zealand and internationally. Spanning from prestigious venues in Auckland and Wellington to international platforms such as Christie’s in Paris, Mortimer’s exhibitions like “Tautuku Lodge” and “Hauraki II” at Bartley + Company Art and Föenander Galleries underscore his ability to blend historical narratives with modern interpretations. His collaborative works, such as “Lost Pages” with Thomas Pound, further exemplify his nuanced approach to storytelling through art, resonating both locally and globally.

Educated at the University of Auckland’s Elam School of Fine Arts, Mortimer’s career has been marked by accolades such as the Paramount Winner at the Wallace Art Awards in 2014 and recognition at the Waikato Art Awards. His artworks are held in prominent collections including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the University of Auckland, reflecting his enduring influence on New Zealand’s contemporary art landscape. Mortimer continues to captivate audiences with his profound explorations of identity, culture, and the human experience, cementing his position as a leading artist with a global perspective.