Simon Goggin
A thirty-year career in design informs a sophisticated approach to collage and urban photography.
Works by Simon Goggin
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Curated Sets
The collections within Simon’s work
Urban Grunge Echoes
4 Prints · Ready to Frame
These works share a raw, textured aesthetic, often incorporating collaged elements and a muted, gritty color palette to depict urban subjects. — ‘Red Grunge Portrait’, ‘Abstract Grunge Typography’, ‘Radio Student Grunge Collage’ and ‘Grungy Urban Layers’.
Vibrant City Pulse
These pieces use bright, energetic colors and dynamic compositions to explore the lively spirit of urban environments and contemporary portraits.
Enchanted Aviary Gardens
This collection features lush botanical themes, depicting diverse birds and flora with a consistent vibrant and detailed artistic approach.
Mystic Botanical Realms
These works explore nature's serene and sometimes mysterious aspects through floral and wildlife subjects, rendered with rich textures and evocative lighting.
About Simon
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Good to Know
What is Simon Goggin’s artistic background?
Simon Goggin is a Brighton-based artist with over 30 years of experience in graphic design and publishing, notably designing book jackets for UK publishers.
How would you describe his creative style?
His style is characterized by a multilayered approach that combines elements of collage, street art, and photography.
What subjects does he typically explore?
Goggin’s work focuses on recurring themes of urban environments, travel, and the natural world.
Are there any well-known series in his collection?
Yes, his commercial art portfolio includes recognized collections such as Collective Nouns and City Breaks.
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