Freddie Peacock

Born in 2002 in London, Freddie Peacock exhibited a passion for art from a young age. His early exposure to the city's rich cultural landscape inspired him to pursue a career in the arts. He honed his skills at Central Saint Martins, a prestigious institution known for nurturing creative talent. During his studies, Freddie explored various mediums and styles, laying the foundation for his diverse artistic portfolio.

Freddie's career took off in the early 2020s, with his work gaining attention for its unique blend of portraiture and landscape. He expanded his creative horizons to include statement pieces that challenge traditional boundaries. His collaborations with artists like JME, Central Cee, Yxng Bane, and Unknown T have further solidified his reputation in the art and music scenes. Notably, his 'WHO IS VIRGIL?' portrait, created in partnership with the non-profit organization 4BYSIX, paid tribute to the late Virgil Abloh and was exhibited on New Bond Street in 2022.

Freddie's innovative work has earned him numerous accolades. In 2021, he was recognized by Meta and GUAP Magazine as one of the top art creators on Instagram under the age of 21. The following years saw him receive the 'Young Emerging Artist of the Year' Award from The Zari Gallery in 2023, become a finalist for the Dubel Prize in 2023 and 2024, and win the Central Saint Martins x Louis Vuitton Design Award in 2024. In 2025, he was honored with His Excellency, Al Dabbagh's, 'Art for All' Award in Saudi Arabia.

Freddie's work has been showcased in several prominent exhibitions. In 2023, he held a solo show titled 'Welcome to The Rodeo' at Camden Open Air Gallery in London. He also participated in group exhibitions such as 'Break in Emergency 3' with 4BYSIX in 2022 and 'The Other Art Fair,' powered by Saatchi Gallery, in 2023. His collaborations extend beyond the art world, including designing a t-shirt for the 10-year anniversary of the Italian magazine 'NSS' in Naples.

Freddie is committed to using his art for social good. In 2022, he collaborated with 4BYSIX to create the 'WHO IS VIRGIL?' portrait, which was auctioned to raise funds for the homeless in London. He also released limited edition merchandise to support Virgil Abloh's 'Post-Modern Scholarship Fund.' In 2023, he honored his late friend Luke O'Connor by partnering with the 'Lives Not Knives' charity, releasing 'BROTHERHOOD' t-shirts and a large-scale painting to raise funds for combating knife crime in the UK.

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