WOODSY BRANSFIELD (b. 1987, Coventry, UK) is a British artist whose work combines musical production and performance with more traditional fine-art processes.

He received his BA in Sculpture at Brighton University in 2008 and was the recipient of Arts Council’s DYCP Award for his independent, MFA-equivalent study programme ‘The Chic Academy’ (2020-2022). Recent exhibitions and projects include Allow Cookies, Kupfer, London (2023); Need (Sportswear Abstracts Volume I), On the edge of Fashion, Rose Easton, London (2023), The Chains that were Sold to me by an Algorithm, Palatial, London (2022); Populism Live at Tate Britain, London, and MK Gallery, Milton Keynes (2019). Bransfield lives and works in London.