Emanuel Röhss (b. 1985, Gothenburg, Sweden) lives and works in London and elsewhere. He studied at Valand School of Fine Art, Gothenburg, and the National College of Art & Design Dublin and at the Royal College of Arts London.

Röhss is a multi-disciplinary artist, working through sculpture, painting and installation with a particular focus on site specificity. His practice interrogates and extrapolates the relationship between art and architecture, functionality and aesthetics. There is a parallel trajectory in Röhss’ work, to the Duchampian ready-made, that explores agendas of appropriation and facsimile.

In the pantheon of art, architecture being its most functional manifestation, represents man's creative propensity to ...