Every September, the Saatchi Gallery throws open its doors to one of the UK’s most important art world gatherings: the British Art Fair. Since its launch in 1988, the fair has become the flagship platform for Modern and Contemporary British art, drawing collectors, curators, and enthusiasts from across the globe.

Knox’s latest works translate the gestures of ballerinas into allegories of time’s passage and the fragility of existence.

Experience a powerful new series of paintings by British artist Ru Knox–exploring ballet and the passage of time–curated by Zavier Ellis and presented by Guerin Projects founder Marie-Claudine Llamas in the Solo Contemporary section of British Art Fair from 25th to 28th September at Saatchi Gallery.

2025’s British Art Fair is set to take place at London’s Saatchi Gallery in September. This year the Fair’s dynamic programme includes a fresh look at overlooked Modern British artists in its special exhibition.

The works are ephemeral in their subject matter, but grounded in history, referencing both Wassily Kandinsky’s ‘Concerning the Spiritual in Art’ and Degas’ Impressionist renditions of young ballerinas.

Guerin Projects Present Ru Knox. British artist Ru Knox work offers a profound visual meditation on the ephemeral beauty of dance. Filtered through a deeply personal and philosophical lens.

Also featured is British artist Ru Knox, whose new body of work, presented by Guerin Projects’ founder Marie-Claudine Llamas, explores the grace and discipline of ballet dancers through a contemporary lens.

Highlights to look out for are Ru Knox’s dance-inspired abstract paintings at Guerin Projects

Guerin Projects presents Ru Knox in Solo Contemporary 2025 at British Art Fair this September.

Ru Knox Unveils New Work with Guerin Projects At British Art Fair 2025

Guerin Projects’ founder Marie-Claudine Llamas is presenting a new body of work by British painter Ru Knox that focuses on ballet dancers.