James Critchlow (b.2001) is an artist oscillating between sculpture, photography and computation.
Central to Critchlow’s work is the act of deconstructing and reconstructing. The image undergoes multiple transformations, spanning from the manipulation of algorithmic systems to the physical intervention of the printed image. Through a focus on the increasingly blurred boundaries between the digital and the physical, his work asks questions of representation, hyper-digitalisation, and meaning within a virtual world.
