Kevin Malcolm works with photography, text and sculpture to explore an interest in human relationships to place and how they are shaped. His work often refers to specific architectural and natural sites, mapping movements between individual and collective identities embedded in space and the built environment. Malcolm’s practice, both as an artist and curator, thematises ideas about value, autonomy and the role of the artist in urban transformation processes.

Malcolm is based in Copenhagen where he runs the exhibition space Vermilion Sands and the publishing house Hour Editions. He holds a BSc in Human Geography from The University of Glasgow and a BFA in Photography from Glasgow School of Art.