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Agnes Brook-Sulman (b. 2000, London) is a practising artist who lives and works in London. Agnes received her BA in painting at Edinburgh College of Art (2022) and completed a foundation course at Kensington and Chelsea College (2019). Agnes’ works were chosen for Artpistol’s Breakout Artists with her work exhibiting at their Best of Scottish Art Schools Grad Show in Glasgow in 2022. In 2024 Agnes exhibited at Royal Scottish Academy for the 'New Contemporaries' exhibition. Most recently, in 2025, she presented a collaborative exhibition, 'Surface Tensions', at Hayles Gallery, London.  
Agnes’ current practice leans more towards the spontaneous and intuitive than the premeditated or planned, drawing on internal emotions. She is always looking to find the right combination of form, shape and colour, putting particular emphasis on the choice of colour and mark making gestures. The marks, lines and placing of paint is an external mapping of her internal thinking. There is an intuitive feel for the balance of a composition and a visceral correctness. The works draw on an abstract language that tries to resolve a painting; they show a personal resistance for the need to react and explain everything. The works allow the viewer to feel without having to explain. Agnes wants to encourage the search for the elemental things that make for beauty and equilibrium.



Exhibitions & Publications

Surface Tensions Part II, Studio Two Point, London, 2026 

FOMO Exhibition,  Studio EX, London, 2026

Prisma Art Residency, Lisbon, Portugal, 2025

Hayles Gallery,  'Surface Tensions' 2025

Royal Scottish Academy, New Contemporaries, 2024 

Tigerlily Hotel, Edinburgh, 2023

Artpistol Gallery, Glasgow, 2022

Aesthetica Magazine Art Prize, Runner up, 2022

Lorde Crew Arms Hotel, Northumberland, 2022

ArtMag, 2022 
"A most pleasing, balanced (although some might say haphazard), composition of form, shape, calligraphic marks, gestural lines and colour within a confined space, imaginatively created through spontaneous, intuitive expression and energetic jazzy rhythm – clearly reminiscent of the brio and freedom of the pioneering abstracts of Wilhelmina Barns-Graham." - Vivien Devlin 





Contact 

For all inquiries regarding work, prices and commissions: 
abrooksulman@gmail.com
(+44) 7494549839
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