David Alesworth is a Visual Artist, Landscape consultant and researcher of garden histories and an art educator, who has lived and worked in Karachi and Lahore for more than twenty years.

He holds both British and Pakistani nationalities.

He was born in Wimbledon, and completed his Bachelors from Wimbledon School of Art, was awarded the Picker fellowship at Kingston University and completed an MFA in New Media from the Transart Institute, Berlin, in 2010.

He has exhibited widely, notably in 1999, Fukuoka Asian Art Trienniale, Japan , The Third Asia Pacific Trienniale, Brisbane, Australia 1999, “Lines of Descent” Noosa, Cairns, Perc Tucker, Bundaberg and Rockhampton galleries, 2000-2001, “Happiness”: a survival guide for art and life, Mori Museum, Japan, 2003. “The Other” National Gallery of Modern Art, Mumbai, India, 2005, “The Rising Tide” Karachi, “Gardens of Babel” solo show at Rohtas-2 Gallery, Lahore, 2011, “Lines of Control” British Council, London, UK, 2011. “The Garden of Ideas,” Agha Khan Museum, 2014-2015, Berkley BAMFA “The Architecture of Life” 2016, Dhaka Art Summit, “The Missing One” curated Nada Raza, 2016

His works are in a number of public and private and international collections.

Alesworth lives and works between Bristol UK and Pakistan, and teaches at the School of Visual Art and Design, Beaconhouse National University, Lahore.