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1 St Christophe… 2 Mayfair 3 Knightsbridge… 4 Green Park 5 St James’s Park 6 Piccadilly 7 Trafalgar Square 8 Carnaby Street 9 Covent Garden 10 Southbank 11 The City 12 Canary Wharf Zone Search for 125Olympia Parcby Julian Brown 45Walt & Robiby Physical Pixels 141Egg Boxby Wallpaper* 61Conundrumby Maurice Harron 157Egglantineby Yuki Aruga 77Blackberry … Read more

Charlie Billingham studied Fine Art and History of Art in Edinburgh and then continued his studies in Fine Art at the Royal Academy Schools. His work involves painting and printmaking, as well as making installations which use these disciplines and combine them with objects. Much of his recent work has used sections of late eighteenth and early nineteenth-century etchings by James Gillray and George Cruikshank. Charlie’s work has been exhibited and collected both nationally and internationally.

​Network Rail owns and operates Britain’s rail infrastructure and is working to transform rail travel across the British Isles – they are also The Big Egg Hunt’s location sponsors. Network Rail asked their creative agencies to submit ideas for their egg and then put all the entries to a staff vote. The winning idea, All Aboard, was hatched by Clinic and represents how Network Rail’s work is at the heart of journeys to see family and friends, as well as the eggs’ journey as they visit each of the cities hosting The Big Egg Hunt.

Hannah Bagshaw was born in Norwich. She graduated from Byam Shaw School of Art with a degree in Fine Art and has completed an MA in Illustration at Camberwell College of Arts, funded by the AHRC.
Her work has involved investigating the ways in which diagrams can be read purely according to aesthetic concerns, rather than how they index, or represent specific values or concepts. Hannah works as a freelance illustrator and as a digital products designer at Phaidon Press. She lives and works in London.

1 St Christophe… 2 Mayfair 3 Knightsbridge… 4 Green Park 5 St James’s Park 6 Piccadilly 7 Trafalgar Square 8 Carnaby Street 9 Covent Garden 10 Southbank 11 The City 12 Canary Wharf Zone Search for 104Resurrectionby Polly Morgan 67No Placentaby Simon Drew 163Phoenix Eggby Norma Vondee 83Egg Raceby Graham Dean 3Angel Hatchingby Anita Klein … Read more

Alana Lake was born in Britain and is the artist, curator and founder of Our Dark Chamber. Alana graduated from the Royal Academy of Arts, London in 2009. She has had a number of international exhibitions, with work being shown in London, Milan, Turin, Helsinki and Zurich.
Alana Lake works predominately with photography and video, but extends into sculpture, text and installation and has been described by writer and theorist David Evans as being ‘after Tillmans’.

David Cochrane has a multi-faceted based practice which includes the use of video, sculpture, drawing and embroidery.
His work looks at our collective notions of time, memory, language and the ambiguities that arise within these subjects.
He has exhibited widely in Britain and internationally, including shows in Sweden, Amsterdam and Berlin, as well being selected for New Contemporaries 2009 and the 2010 Venezuelan biennale.

Chinese-German artist Peter Ibruegger is best known for his product design range of moustache mugs, sugar bowl hats and bow tie mugs which are being sold in exclusive boutiques in more than 30 countries. His extended practice is focused on drawings and deals with questions of identity and desire.

Eggs & Artists Sort Eggs by: Highest bids Most Collected Most Viewed Name or keyword Lot no 50 Around An Arm by Maria Zahle Lot no 66 The Process of Play by Paul Savage Lot no 82 Breakfast with The Beatles by Team Beswick and… Lot no 98 IGGY Eggy by Moshi Monsters Lot no … Read more

Ed Saye is a painter who lives and works in London. His paintings explore the territory between reality and illusion, between abstraction and representation. Drawing inspiration from the history of painting and in particular from twentieth-century abstract painting, his pieces are of grids of geometric forms that hover in indeterminate spaces, alluding to a potential landscape or narrative.
He received his MFA in painting from the Slade School of Fine Art in 2009 and has since exhibited at Museum 52, Rod Barton Gallery and The Other Art Fair. His work is held in international private collections.