Oona Wilkinson is an artist from London living in London. Recent projects include: Without Dirt, Holy Trinity, London, 2026, Wake, New Art Projects, London, 2025, Bearings, Calico, London, 2024, Unfolding the Horizon, St Fanourios Project Space, Cyprus, 2024; The End, Provisional school for Nothing Festiva(u)l(a), Sabóia, 2024; a borrowing of bones, Slugtown at Paradise Works, Manchester, 2024; Rumour Glue, Recent Activity, Birmingham, 2023; Killing Time and Other Crimes, Conditions, Croydon, 2023; Late Works: Preparations, Cafe Otto, London 2021; Reality Check, Las Palmas, Lisbon, 2019.

Wilkinson’s work explores intimate material gestures of proximity and the coming together and undoing of shifting support systems, whether the body, the school, the home, or other structures that organise dependency and belonging. Artifice, hospitality, and rhythm recur as points of orientation for thinking through our relationships to what is carried, received, and remade. Working across sculpture, photography, and installation, she draws on embodied understandings of scale and time to consider the emotional detritus that runs alongside experience. Through visual gestures drawn from minor encounters and shaped by conditions of access and improvisation, the work traces the threshold where the vandalistic meets the votive.