Over the past two decades, Jeremy Houghton has worked as artist in residence within a range of royal, military and sporting environments, from Windsor Castle to Wimbledon and the Olympic Games. These works emerge from close observation within structured, often highly charged settings.
Developed through a process of reduction, his paintings use a restrained palette to convey movement, atmosphere and the passage of time. Rather than describing events directly, they distil the essence of an occasion – allowing space, light and gesture to carry a sense of presence and memory
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The Swiss Guard, Vatican
Sack of Rome Quincentenary (evolving collection) -
Cider with Rosie Reimagined
At home in the Slad Valley -
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Visual Artist in Residence (Evolving collection) -
Windsor Castle
Artist in Residence -
Kamfer’s Dam
Artist in Residence for the Oppenheimers -
Highgrove
Artist in Residence -
Wimbledon
Championship Artist -
The America’s Cup
Official Artist for Sir Ben Ainslie -
The Falklands War Anniversary
Official Artist -
The London Olympics
Official Artist -
The RAF Centenary
Official Artist -
Goodwood
Artist in Residence for the Duke of Richmond -
London Fashion Week
Official Artist -
Aston Martin Centenary
Tour Artist -
The Gentlemen at Arms
Artist in Residence for the Sovereign's Bodyguard