Idris Khan creates multi-layered photographs, videos, sculptures and wall drawings, often appropriating art to augment the aura of the original and reveal the idiosyncratic trace of his own hand. His work explores the history of photography, literature and religion, as well as the beauty of repetition and the anxieties of authorship. Khan completed his MA at the Royal College of Art in 2004. 

For WWF's Pandamonium 2, Khan created the 27-foot painting Wild Horses...After Twombly. Made by obsessively drawing around horseshoes, leaving delicate and intricate traces. It expresses the energy and spirit of running free, away from extinction. The work was not for sale but three separate studies of the piece were.