Jaz Kilmister

With a profound fascination for the intricacies of memory, psychology, and metaphysics, Jaz Kilmister's photographs stand as visual portals into psychological spaces that are both hauntingly familiar and tantalisingly elusive. It is within this enigmatic realm that Kilmister deftly captures the essence of a surreal dream-space.

A distinguishing feature of Kilmister's artistic practice is his meticulous fusion of darkroom-exposed mixed media, collage, sculpture, and digital composite techniques. Through this alchemical blending of diverse media, he constructs visual narratives that transcend traditional boundaries, blurring the lines between conceptual and representational photography. Methodology intertwines with intuition, resulting in captivating imagery that challenges the limitations of the photographic medium.

With an insatiable curiosity and a relentless pursuit of the evocative power of the photograph, he embarks on an artistic journey that subverts the confines of the visible. Through his lens, Kilmister seeks to unravel the mysteries of our existence, inviting viewers to embrace a sense of wonder and embark on a transformative exploration of the unknown.

His thought-provoking and visually stunning works beckon us to qu...

Jaz Kilmister is a photographer and visual artist based in London. Born in Singapore and raised in South East England, Kilmister received his undergraduate education in design and analogue photography at West Surrey College of Art & Design.

He specialised in digital design, working in advertising as an agency creative, designer and later freelance. After establishing a creative agency in 2006, Kilmister returned to freelance design and creative roles in 2016. During this time, he also trained in photography at Kensington & Chelsea College (later Morley College, Chelsea) where he developed his practice in fine art photography.

Photology
May 2021 | Chelsea Gallery, Chelsea Centre for the Creative Industries, Hortensia Road, London SW10 0QS

Unfamiliar Travels
May 2019 | 508 Gallery, King's Road, London SW10 0LD

Framework
July 2017 | Nolia's Gallery, 60 Great Suffolk Street, London SE1 0BL