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Hugo Dalton graduated with First Class honors from Goldsmith's College in 2002. The artist is best known for his 'wall drawings', an age-old genre that he is reinventing. His work is firmly rooted in the tradition of drawing from life, using modern materials and techniques to achieve subtle and striking artworks.

Dalton's current commissions include a major new work for Barneys, New York; private residence commissions in the United States and Spain; and a public installation for Tate patrons' Derwent London. The artist has a permanent work in Liberty of London, spreading over three floors of the iconic Tudor building.  Dalton's collectors range from Christian Kim at Dosa, Los Angeles to Sam Parker Bowles, Amanda Eliasch, Mirabaud & Cie, Geneva, Anthony de Rothschild, Kay Saatchi, the Redfern Gallery and the University of the Arts, London. He has exhibited at the Institute for Contemporary Art, London (ICA) and the Fine Art Society.

Dalton's latest work 'Chaconne Light Drawing' will be projected above the performance stage of the Britten Theatre at the Royal College of Music. This 'illuminated drawing' forms a part of a new body of work which will be part of a one-man exhibition at the Fine Art Society 12th March - 27th 2008.