Hun Adamoglu was born in Cyprus in 1975. His family moved to London, UK in 1980 where the artist grew up. He graduated from Southampton Solent University with B.A. Fine Art degree in 1998.
Hun started his career as a foundry technician before setting up his studio Adamoğlu Atelier in North London in 1998. Throughout his early career the artist engaged in various art projects, from creating handmade pattern designs for the textile industry to illustrating publications. Between 2009 and 2012 he travelled internationally to advance his art practice and has spent periods of time in the Netherlands, Italy, Switzerland and the United States. At the same time, the artist started building his own body of works, primarily oil paintings and graphite illustrations depicting humanity and emotional verism.
The artist’s portfolio includes over a hundred of exclusive fine art works, paintings and drawings. Over thirty of his illustrated works have been published in international newspapers, and five published book editions feature the artist’s illustrations and designs.
Recent exhibitions and events include:
2023 - Royal Society of British Artists Bicentennial Exhibition, Mall Galleries, London
2022 - Portrait Artist of the Year, Compton Verney gallery
2021 – Member of Aberdeen Artists Society est 1827
2021 – Recipient of The AAS Prize for Excellence and The GRP Aberdeen Ltd Prize for Drawing and Painting, Aberdeen Artists Society Open Exhibition, Aberdeen
2020 – Hulabhaig Gallery, Uig Open, Isle of Lewis
2020 - Together / Apart: Going New Places, Republic of Cyprus High Commission, London
2020 - Royal Society of British Artists, Mall Galleries, London
2019 - Royal Society of British Artists, Mall Galleries, London
2019 - Lynn Painter-Stainers Prize, Mall Galleries, London
2019 - Sky Portrait Artist of The Year, The Wallace Collection, London
2018 - Acton Open Exhibition, W3 Gallery, London
2017 - Royal Scottish Academy of Art and Architecture Open Exhibition, Edinburgh
2017 - Royal Society of Portrait Painters, Mall Galleries, London
2017 - National Open Art
