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Adrian’s work has been exhibited at prestigious venues including The National Gallery and The Royal Academy of Arts. He has also held exhibitions at The Haunch of Venison at The Royal Academy of Arts, The Unit Gallery in London, The Miajia Gallery in Singapore, Informality Gallery in Henley-on-Thames, The Dorchester in London, The Peoples Gallery on Portobello Road in London, The Getty Gallery in London, and aboard The World ship.

His work has been commissioned across the globe, including the USA, France, New Zealand, Kenya, Iceland, Switzerland, Spain, Germany, Portugal, Ibiza, Ireland, Sweden, Namibia, Borneo, Egypt, Morocco, Peru, Brazil, Alaska, Monaco, Oman, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Pakistan, Russia, Singapore, India, Kashmir, Chile, Austria, Bhutan, and Australia.

A painting on the wall behind a wooden box with a mummy in it

A snowy mountain with a blue sky in the background

A sand dune in the desert with a tree in the foreground

A tree in the middle of a desert with a sand dune in the background

A golden statue of a pharaoh 's head with a crown on top of it.

A building in the desert with a chimney on top of it

A sailboat is floating on a lake with mountains in the background.

A group of people are standing on a beach at sunset.

A man is sitting in front of a doorway in a cave.

A tree trunk in the desert with a sand dune in the background

A girl in a yellow dress is standing in a cave

The World Exhibition

MS The World Exhibition on the planets largest private residential ship bringing its owners on a journey of endless discovery and unparalleled immersion. This exhibition of commissioned artworks from North America, Middle East, Africa, Asia, and the Far East depicting the inspirations of their journey through these continents. From Tutankhamun tomb to the Treasury doorway at Petra Jordan.

‘In every walk in nature one receives more than he seeks’ - John Muir

A lake with mountains in the background and clouds in the sky

A lake with mountains in the background is reflected in the water.

A lake with mountains in the background and mountains reflected in the water.

Two monks walking down a set of stairs with a blue sky in the background

A man is fishing in a boat on a lake at sunset.

A field of yellow flowers with mountains in the background

A lake with mountains in the background and clouds reflected in the water

Four Seasons of Kashmir Book

This book captures the essence of a remarkable country, showcasing its beauty and tranquillity amidst challenging circumstances. Upon arrival, the presence of numerous soldiers along the borders with India, Pakistan, and China initially unsettled me. Despite the tensions of war, I found solace at a Hotel on the Dal Lake, where I was the sole guest. An encounter with a local fisherman led me to the heart of the lake, surrounded by lotus flowers and mirrored snow-capped mountains. In that moment, nature's splendour eclipsed the reminders of conflict and military presence. Indeed, this destination is truly extraordinary.

‘Listen, for the beauty of nature speaks’

The sun is shining through the branches of a tree in a forest.

The sun is shining through the trees in a foggy forest.

A black and white photo of a large tree with lots of branches and leaves.

A black and white photo of a forest with trees and branches.

A black and white photo of a cherry blossom tree in a field.

A black and white photo of a tree with lots of branches

A black and white photo of a tree in a field

A black and white photo of a tree in a foggy field.

A large tree in a field at sunset with the sun shining through the leaves.

A lake with mountains in the background and trees reflected in the water

A dirt road lined with baobab trees at night.

A Portrait of the Tree Exhibition/Book

A Portrait of the Tree was conceived as a way of illustrating how trees connect us all on a universal level. The stories behind the chosen subjects are as important as the images themselves. Together they offer a powerful tool to help educate people, from children through to adults, about the vital role that trees play in all of us lives. After all, if there were no trees on the planet, we wouldn’t be here either.”

‘The tree which moves some to tears of joy is in the eyes of others only a green thing that stands in the way. Some see nature all ridicule and deformity... and some scarce see nature at all. But to the eyes of the man of imagination, nature is imagination itself’ - William Blake

The sun is shining through the branches of a tree.

A tree with moss on the branches and roots in a forest.

A river flowing through a lush green forest with a bridge in the background.

A large tree with lots of green leaves is in the middle of a forest.

The Queens Green Canopy Exhibition/Book

The Queens Green Canopy has dedicated a UK-wide network of 70 Ancient Woodland and Trees, to demonstrate to the wider public the importance of these sites. These natural wonders deserve our protection, not merely for the sake of combating climate change, but because of the great abundance of life thriving under their ancient canopies. The campaign set up by the King and Her Majesty the Queen is a celebration of her 70 years of service dedicating the woodlands forests and trees to her reign, natures crown jewels.

‘The clearest way into the universe is through a forest wilderness’ - John Muir

A black and white photo of a large building with chimneys

A black and white photo of a large building with two chimneys.

A black and white photo of a large industrial building

A black and white photo of a brick building with two chimneys

A black and white photo of a brick wall with a hole in it

A black and white photo of a factory through a window

A black and white photo of a large brick building with chimneys.

Visions of Battersea Exhibition

Originally designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott in 1929, Battersea Power Station -

and its famous chimneys - is one of the most iconic parts of the London skyline.

The building has graced album covers, most notably Pink Floyd’s Animals in1977, starred as a Hitchcock extra and in the closing ceremony of the 2012Olympics. It even appeared in The Beatles' 1965 movie Help! Now as it

undergoes a new lease of life, this magnificent building is to be commemorated in all its glory by renowned British photographer Adrian Houston in a new exhibition entitled Visions of Battersea Power Station.

These unique editions of six mixed media works will be enhanced by actual pieces of the building’s original structure (including the original chimneys).

‘Birth of an Icon’

A kaleidoscope of green and brown plants and rocks

A coral reef with seaweed and rocks in the water

A close up of a leaf with a yellow background

A reflection of a turtle in a puddle of water

It looks like a kaleidoscope of flowers and rocks.

A colorful kaleidoscope with a diamond in the middle

A kaleidoscope of trees with red , green and yellow leaves

It looks like a kaleidoscope of leaves and flowers.

Kaleidoscopic Exhibition

Carbon is essential to life on earth, but our carbon cycle is being upset by human activity. These works are inspired by our carbon sinks. These reservoirs – be they trees, plants sea grass or anything that stores more carbon than it releases into the atmosphere-have never been more vital.

Carbon is a chemical element that readily forms compounds with many elements and is a constituent of organic compounds in all known living tissue, carbon has mirrored forms which are reflected in the way that these superimposable artworks have been created using the natural elements of each subject portraying the beauty of nature itself.

'Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better' - Albert Einstein

The sun is shining through the trees in a forest filled with blue flowers.

The sun is shining through the clouds over the ocean.

A puddle of water with trees reflected in it

The sun is shining through the trees in the forest

A forest filled with lots of trees and bluebells.

The sun is shining through the trees in a field of bluebells.

Spirit of Nature Exhibition

The spirit of nature retrospective focuses on the supernatural force that is believed to inhabit natural elements of rivers, forests, and trees. In many indigenous cultures, natural spirits play important roles defied and revered as powerful spiritual beings.

Personifications of the forces of nature that were linked to specific natural features in the prime material plane.

‘The wonder is that we can see these trees and not wonder more’ - Ralph Waldo Emerson

A black and white photo of a statue of a woman in a window.

A man sits on the back of an elephant in the water

A black and white photo of a large building with the sun shining through the clouds.

A man is sitting in a cart pulled by a camel.

A man is standing next to a bicycle reading a book.

A man is sitting in front of a table full of vegetables.

Cinnamon Club Old & New, Exhibition.

A Journey through Northern India.

Unity in diversity is a cultural heritage. We all belong to the human race. People in India are Indians, no one can divide. Unity in diversity means harmony in diversity.

A large cloud of steam is coming out of a volcano

A lighthouse is lit up in the distance over a body of water

A volcano is erupting into the ocean at sunset.

A collage of pictures of a volcano erupting into the ocean

A close up of a blue carpet with a black line on it.

Kilauea ‘Goddess of Fire’ Exhibition/Documentary.

Kilauea is the youngest most active volcano on the Big Island in Hawaii the world’s most active Volcano. This vent is the legendary home of Pele the Hawaiian fire Goddess. Witnessing this eruption with the realisation that we as a human race are so insignificant to the natural power of the earth, makes one realise that we really need to look after our planet as the last thing we would want to do is upset it.

‘The eruption of lived pleasure is such that in losing myself I find myself; forgetting that I exist, I realize myself.’ - Raoul Vaneigem

Two cheetahs standing on top of a trunk in the desert

A group of people carrying a trunk and umbrellas on a beach

Louis Vuitton National Gallery

The worlds most valuable brand founded in 1854 in Paris. This retrospective of my travels with Louis Vuitton trunks and cases exhibition at the National Gallery

The aurora borealis is shining over a dirt road.

Royal Academy Summer Exhibitions

The summer exhibition is held every year since 1769 displaying works in a variety of mediums. It’s the worlds oldest open submission exhibition it was known simply as The Exhibition where the likes of Gainsborough, Reynolds, Turner and Constable sharpened their skills against each other.

‘Road to Heaven'

A tree is reflected in the water of a lake surrounded by trees.

A tree with moss on it is reflected in a pond.

A black and white photo of a tree lined road.

A black and white photo of a tree with the sun shining through the branches

A tree with lights on it in the middle of a field at night.

A tree in a park with a lot of leaves on the ground

A blue door is open to a lush green forest

A path in a park lined with trees with yellow leaves

United Nations Plant Health Day Exhibition

The International Day of Plant Health is celebrated on the 12th of May. The day established by the United Nations to raise awareness of the importance of plant health and how we can protect it.

A tree is growing out of a rock in the middle of a river.

A doorway surrounded by trees and stained glass windows is lit up at night.

A large tree with a hole in it in the middle of a forest.

A large tree is in front of a building at night.

Faith in Trees

"Faith in Trees: A Photographic Book and Exhibition." In this captivating exploration, we embark on a journey through the sacred realms of the world's top 60 faiths, seeking to discover the powerful role trees play in the spiritual traditions and beliefs of diverse cultures.

Throughout history, trees have stood tall as an enduring symbol of life, wisdom, and divine connection. From the mighty oaks to the graceful willows, these ancient beings have silently witnessed the stories of humanity, providing solace, inspiration, and a sanctuary for spiritual encounters.

"Faith in Trees" is a celebration of the profound and often overlooked bond between religious practices and the natural world. Within these pages and the accompanying exhibition, we aim to bridge the gaps between faiths, fostering understanding and encouraging dialogue among diverse communities.

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