Projects credited in
- Selfridges - The Book Of WonderSHOW worked with Selfridges to create its 2017 Christmas Book Of Wonder on art direction, editorial and design. The book was distributed in Selfridges stores across the UK and with The Times on Saturday. A visual celebration of the iconic London store’s ‘With Love From…’ Christmas campaign, the Book Of Wonder was one of our most ambitious photography projects to date. We created six festive worlds to showcase some of Selfridges’ most exclusive and luxurious gifts, working with multiple creative
- SPOTLIGHT: Experimental Perfume Club - Emmanuelle MoeglinDefining herself through work and following her passion was crucial for Emmanuelle Moeglin, Founder of Experimental Perfume Club. Aiming to re-connect consumers with the art of scent, the Experimental Perfume Club started as the only London based open laboratory, where people could learn about the science behind the fragrance. Unsurprisingly, since 2017, the independent perfume house has disrupted the fragrance industry and achieved huge success. Working from a studio space at Netil House, the1
- ShortcutClient: Royal London Asset Management Location: London, UK Date: 2010 Jason Bruges Studio was commissioned by Royal London Asset Management to create Shortcut; The architects for the project were Squire and Partners. Shortcut is a responsive lighting installation for the Dover Yard in London; a well-used pedestrian route linking Berkeley Street and Dover Street, near to Piccadilly and Green Park Tube Station. The artwork responds to the different speeds, rhythms and concentration of people i4
- Eat Work Art In Residence: Creative Advice from Home | CreativityEat Work Art introduces a virtual campaign with advice and practices from residents from the safety of their home.1
- Platform 5Client: Nexus Location: Sunderland, UK Year: 2011 Media: Glass blocks, bespoke LED nodes, custom metal structure, train sensors, custom electronic control system Dimensions: 144m long and 3m tall Commissioned by Nexus, transport operators for the North East, and unveiled at Sunderland Station, this 144m long piece presents a virtual platform filled with passengers shadows within a glass block wall. The 3m tall glass block wall in the underground train station has been turned into a large lo4
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Work history
ArchitectJason Bruges Studio
FrancePart Time
Skills
- Visual Manager