David Blandy's work deals with his problematic relationship with popular culture, highlighting the slippage and tension between fantasy and reality in everyday life. Searching for his cultural position in the world, Blandy often uses humour to ask the difficult question of just how much the self is formed by the mass-media of records, films and television, and whether he has an identity outside that.

David lives and works in London and is represented by Seventeen Gallery. He has exhibited worldwide.

ANJIN 1600: Episode 1, 2012
Child of the Atom, 2010
Crossroads, 2008
Sons of slaves, 2006
From the underground, 2006