In his 2025 new work series, Liam Walker peers through the fragile lens of memory, routine, and quiet rupture to reveal the emotional undercurrents of everyday life. With a painter’s eye and a poet’s restraint, he captures moments where joy, dread, love, and alienation quietly coexist. Each canvas is a fragment of lived experience—intimate yet archetypal—inviting us into the psychological texture of time passing.

About Liam Walker

Liam Walker was born in Bradford, West Yorkshire. He graduated with a BA Hons in Painting & Drawing from Edinburgh College of Art in 2012. On graduating, Walker’s work was included in the New Contemporaries exhibition at the Royal Scottish Academy. He graduated from The Royal Drawing School in 2016. Much of his works are autobiographical: narratives dealing with relationship, love, family, memories and concerns. His drawn scenes flit from past to present and back again; a past the artist remembers, a past he never knew and a past imagined. Walker’s works have been collected by and exhibited in Lancashire Museum of Art, The Royal Collection, and Special Exhibition in honour of the Coronation of Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla, Christie’s London.