David Breuer-Weil

Breuer-Weil exhibited Visitor 2 at the 2011 'Beyond Limits' show, also at Chatsworth House. In Visitor 2, Breuer-Weil presents a giant human form that has landed on the earth from above, an alien or fallen angel.

David Breuer-Weil: Radical Visionary was published by Skira, Milan, in August 2011. It covers the history of Breuer-Weil's career. It is currently (2013) the only monograph on Breuer-Weil's work. It includes images of over 200 works, essays by art historians Monica Bohm-Duchen, James Hyman, Ben Hanly, Richard Aronowitz, Susie Stanton Staikos, Simon Blomfield and John Russell Taylor.

In 2010 Breuer-Weil exhibited Visitor at Sotheby's 'Beyond Limits' selling exhibition at Chatsworth House, Derbyshire. Visitor is a self-portrait sculpture of the top half of Breuer-Weil's head. The artist’s fingerprints are greatly enlarged on the surface of the sculpture.

Breuer-Weil has labeled his collections of work as 'Project 1', 'Project 2', etc. 'Project 1' was completed during 1997–2001 and exhibited in the crypt of the Roundhouse in Camden Town, London. 'Project 2' (2003) was exhibited at the Bargehouse on the South Bank of the River Thames. 'Project 3' (2007) was exhibited in a disused multi-storey car park in Covent Garden. 'Project 4' (2007–2011), included themes of homeland, territory and belonging, and its motifs included fire, water, boxes, scrolls, books, feet, bricks, bubbles and Buddha-like seated figures.

David Breuer-Weil studied at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design from 1985, where he was taught by Shelley Faussett, one of Henry Moore's assistants. He later studied English Literature at Clare College, Cambridge. Following his graduation, he was awarded a bursary at Sotheby's, where he underwent the standard training in various departments.

David Breuer-Weil (born 1965) is an artist in London. His work has been exhibited worldwide. He works mainly on large canvases. Recently he has also worked on large bronze sculptures.