David Spriggs is a contemporary artist known for his innovative approach that blurs the lines between 2D and 3D art. Based on Vancouver Island, BC, Canada, Spriggs has made a name for himself internationally through his striking large-scale installations, crafted using a unique layering technique he developed in 1999. His artistic exploration spans themes of phenomena, space-time, perception, power dynamics, and movement, inviting viewers to experience art beyond mere observation.

Born in Manchester, England, Spriggs immigrated to Canada in 1992 and earned his Master of Fine Arts from Concordia University, Montreal. His works have been exhibited in renowned museums and biennales globally, including the Louvre in Paris, the Sharjah Biennale in the UAE, and the Powerlong Museum in Shanghai. Notable installations can also be found in prestigious public and private collections, including prominent hotels and cultural institutions. Spriggs was even featured on the cover art for Peter Gabriel’s song "Panopticom," solidifying his influence in the modern art scene.