Lindenbaum Gallery - The Netherlands

Ghost Coral
Hand- and laser-cut paper

76 × 76 cm
Unique piece
Framed in a white recessed frame with museum glass
Price upon request

Detail Ghost Coral

Large Magic Circle
Hand- and laser-cut paper

76 × 76 cm
Unique piece
Framed in a white recessed frame with museum glass
Price upon request

Detail Magic Circle

Cell Colony
Hand- and laser-cut paper

74 x 74 cm
Unique piece
Framed in a white recessed frame with museum glass
Price upon request

Detail Cell Colony

Small Magic Circle
Hand- and laser-cut paper

62 x 62 cm
Unique piece
Framed in a white recessed frame with museum glass
Price upon request

Detail Small Magic Circle

Rogan Brown (1966)
Based in United Kingdom

Rogan Brown graduated with a BA and MA in English Literature and Cultural Theory from the University of London before fully dedicating himself to a career as a visual artist.

His work sits at the intersection of art, science, and craft. Through layered visual references—ranging from microbiology, geology, and anatomy to cells, microbes, fossils, insects, cloud formations, and human anatomical structures—he develops refined paper sculptures that translate the natural world into intricate, imagined forms. Brown’s works are executed with exceptional precision through meticulous hand-cutting with a scalpel and laser cutting, in a highly labour-intensive process that demands considerable time, focus, and craftsmanship.

The resulting fragile paper sculptures translate microscopic life into meditative visual structures. They explore the boundary between self and environment through the poetic lens of science.

Rogan Brown received the Best Installation Award (UK National Open Art Competition, 2013), was named Emerging Artist of the Year in 2014, and won first prize in the Sculpture–Installation category of the Florence–Shanghai Prize. His work has been exhibited internationally across Europe, China, and the United States, and was included in the exhibition Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses, which travelled to the Musée des Arts Décoratifs (Paris), the Gallery of Modern Art (Brisbane), the ArtScience Museum (Singapore), Kunsthal Rotterdam (Rotterdam), and the Brooklyn Museum (New York).

Atelier Rogan Brown

Work on view: Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA), Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses, 2024

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Rogan Brown

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