El(ena) Hoskyns-Abrahall
B 1998, Edinburgh, UK. Based in London, UK.
El(ena) Hoskyns-Abrahall is a non‑binary artist working across sculpture, performance, and wearable objects. Combining cast glass, metalwork, and found devotional forms, they stage narrative installations and intimate performances that examine transmasculine becoming, ritual, and abjection—the body as site of both care and the repulsive. Narrative vignettes, performed and embedded within altar‑like objects, reliquaries, and pieces worn on the body, serve as frameworks to consider how materials can hold memory, desire, dysphoria and bliss. Their objects often function as votives or reliquaries and extend onto the body as rings, brooches, and pendants that circulate the work beyond the gallery. They hold an MA Sculpture from the Royal College of Art and a BA (First Class) from Camberwell College of Arts.