David Scott Moore is a multi-award winning artist.

 He exhibits extensively in the UK, with solo shows and group shows at galleries, museums and International Art Fairs and is known for his large, outdoors, minimalist oil landscapes.

He says, “Whilst creating a landscape outside, subtleties are recorded in paintings in ways that reach beyond initial intentions of design or thought. My paintings are an evolving set of processes, partially formed from memory of the live locations and partially from subsequent studio discoveries. I hope to invite observation of the spatial interplay between a landscape painting’s imagery, its surface and the whole object on matters of space, colour, form and complex experience.”

 After graduating he worked in the arts industry on the large works of Anselm Kiefer and Anish Kapoor as a sculptor and taught as a lecturer, before becoming solely a landscape painter.

 Mick Jackson, author,  says of his recent work, “Increasingly, I hear David refer to duration in relation to his paintings…I sense that he is committed these days to leaving room in his work for interpretation, presenting a scene in such a way as to offer something not wholly fixed. Not so much ‘capturing’ the landscape, but allowing it in, onto the canvas, so that the viewer might then complete the task.”

EDUCATION

• Manchester Metropolitan University — BA Hons 3D Art and Design

• University of Brighton — PGCE PCE

PRIZES AND AWARDS

• 2024 Royal Institute of Oil Painters, Winsor and Newton Award, Mall Galleries, London

• 2017 ‘Landscape Painter of the Year’ winner — Sussex Life Magazine

• 2015 Lynn Painter–Stainers Prize shortlist, London

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

• Cameron Contemporary Gallery, London – Hampstead Art Fair – May 2026 

• Solo Show – Arundel Contemporary Gallery, ‘Momentary – Water Meadow, Hill, Boundless Sky’ - 2026

• Cameron Contemporary Gallery, Winter Show, Brighton and Hove, 2026 

• Cameron Contemporary Art Gallery, Land and Sea, Hove, East Sussex, 2025

• Britain’s Landscape Exhibition, Arundel Contemporary Gallery, Arundel, West Sussex, 2025

• Celebrating Contemporary Figurative Art, Beyond the Prize, Mall Galleries, London SW1, 2025

• Phoenix art Space Open Studios Event, 10–14 Waterloo Place, Brighton, 2025 

• The Art Buyer, inaugural show new gallery, Hampton Court Bridge, London, 2025

• Royal Institute of Oil Painters, Mall Galleries, London SW1, 2024

• Royal Institute of Oil Painters, Mall Galleries, London SW1, 2024 

• Cameron Contemporary Art, Regency Townhouse , Hove, 2024 

• Petersfield Museum and Art Gallery, South Downs Open exhibition, 2024-2025

• Royal Institute of Oil Painters, London SW1, Mall Galleries, December 2023 

• Cameron Contemporary Art Gallery - Battersea Affordable Art Fair,  – Autumn 2023 

• Nadia Waterfield, Hampshire Art Fair – Autumn 2023

• Royal Institute of Oil Painters Annual Exhibition, Mall Galleries London SW1, 2022 

• New English Art Club Annual Exhibition, Mall Galleries, London SW1, 2022 

• Royal Society of British Artists Annual Exhibition, Mall Galleries, London SW1, 2022

• Solo Show – Cameron Contemporary Art, ‘Reflections on Wild Brooks’,  Sept-Oct. 2021

• JP Art, group Exhibition, London, Winter 2020/ 2021 

• Gallery 57, Elements: Earth & Fire, Arundel, Sussex, Autumn,  2020

• ‘Invited Artist’, Discerning Eye Exhibition, Mall Galleries, London, SW1, 2017

• ‘Featured Artist’ at Cameron Contemporary Summer Show, Hove, 2017

• Sussex Life Magazine January 2017 & April 2017/ Paint Out –  ‘Landscape Painter of the Year’, 2017

• Mall Galleries Lynn Painters Stainers Prize show, Mall Galleries, London SW1, 2016  

• PUBLICATIONS

• Sussex Life, Landscape Painting of the Year interviews 2016 & 2017, article 2019

• Inside Sussex, Interview with artist, 2015

• Art in Brighton, publication 2015