James Juke

James Juke is a multidisciplinary artist known for his evocative exploration of contemporary identity through vibrant, textured mediums. Born in 1991 in Manchester, England, Juke’s early fascination with urban landscapes and street art deeply influenced his creative trajectory. After receiving his BFA from Central Saint Martins in London, he developed a unique visual language, blending abstract expressionism with hints of graffiti culture and digital iconography.

Juke’s works often deconstruct the boundaries between the digital and physical worlds, employing layered techniques across canvas, digital installations, and found objects. His exhibitions span international galleries from Berlin to Tokyo, with critical acclaim for his introspective solo exhibition “Shifting Codes” in 2022. Beyond his studio practice, Juke collaborates with musicians and designers, seeking to push the intersection of visual art and sound.

Rooted in a desire to question societal expectations and the fleeting nature of modern connection, James Juke’s art resonates with a global audience, continually redefining what it means to be seen and remembered in the digital age.