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(Created in collaboration with Dehancer)

Choosing to cover the landscape of society can be a difficult task but Will Harman’s passion and talent propels him to create the incredible bodies of work as seen in this year’s ’Much Ado About Nothing’ exhibition at the Soka Art gallery in Taipei.

Will Harman is a London-based fine artist creating work on the social norms and extremes that we commonly participate in - consciously or unconsciously.

“I paint and create because I want what I make to be seen…I don't want it to be for a certain group… I like it to be seen by the widest range of people…” - Will Harman

Humour is the common theme that flows through Will’s art, and it’s this unique style that separates his work from his contemporaries’.

Whether it’s the clinking of glasses for a 'cheers' with drinks or having a laugh with your friends at the bar, he’s got a painting for each mood.

The immediacy of the paintings helps people connect with his colourful and personal perspectives on the social rituals which we commonly undertake.