David Tremlett: Drawing Rooms focuses on the immersive spatial work of David Tremlett, whose practice foregrounds drawing as an expansive,

architectural act. Rather than confining line and mark-making to paper, Tremlett extends them directly onto walls, floors, and built surfaces, transforming interiors into environments shaped by colour, rhythm, and structure.

The works gathered in this publication explore the dialogue between drawing and space. Pastel lines, banded colours, and linear modules unfold in relation to architectural features, revealing how mark and surface can redefine perception of interior volumes. Drawing here is not a preparatory gesture but the primary event—an encounter that activates our sense of scale, movement, and spatial memory.

Drawing Rooms situates Tremlett’s work within a broader inquiry into how drawing interacts with architecture, experience, and time. It presents environments that are at once contemplative and sensorially charged, inviting viewers to inhabit line, rhythm, and colour as lived phenomena rather than as static forms.