
Artie’s first acting job was in the BBC TV series ‘Strike’ (2022). He followed this with an appearance in the ITV drama ‘Stonehouse’ (2023) alongside Matthew MacFadyen.
His first feature film was ‘Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die’ directed by Gore Verbinski, playing the AI boy (2025).
Artie made his stage debut playing young Thomas in the Stephen Daldry production of ‘Land of the Living’ at the National Theatre (2025) opposite Juliet Stephenson. His critically acclaimed performance earned him the What’s on Stage best child performance award and a nomination in the best newcomer category at the Critics Circle Awards.
In late 2025 Artie played the role of Young Prince Adam in ‘Masters of the Universe’ directed by Travis Knight. He also starred in Apple TV period crime thriller ‘Berlin Noir’ (2025).
2026 saw Artie playing opposite Sir Anthony Hopkins in ‘A Visit to Grandpa’s’, an adaptation of the Dylan Thomas short story.
He played the character of Sam in the the upcoming comedy ‘Jason Statham Stole My Bike’ (2027).
Artie is also involved in a Netflix sci-fi series filming in 2026.