bio
James Bloom is a London-based artist whose work combines conceptual digital abstraction with original innovations in blockchain code. Working deliberately with the dopamine-triggering colours and movement of videogames and market interfaces, he creates modified digital images that examine themes around the fetishisation of digital technology, the splintering of identity online and the influence of network systems on perception.
His series ‘BURNER’ explores the idea of constant impermanence and the disappearance of the present moment due to the perpetual flow of new information in digital networks. His ‘GOLD’ series engages critically with the NFT art market by tracking its collectors’ behaviour and changing the art in real time, so market activity is represented inside the artworks themselves.
He has had an abstract digital practice for over a decade, exhibiting at The Wrong Biennale, Art Basel and W1 Curates. His works have been shown in London, Paris, Berlin, New York, Dubai and Singapore. He is also a Creative Director, creating films and interactive experiences for leading brands, awarded at D&AD, One Show and Cannes Lions.
His series ‘BURNER’ explores the idea of constant impermanence and the disappearance of the present moment due to the perpetual flow of new information in digital networks. His ‘GOLD’ series engages critically with the NFT art market by tracking its collectors’ behaviour and changing the art in real time, so market activity is represented inside the artworks themselves.
He has had an abstract digital practice for over a decade, exhibiting at The Wrong Biennale, Art Basel and W1 Curates. His works have been shown in London, Paris, Berlin, New York, Dubai and Singapore. He is also a Creative Director, creating films and interactive experiences for leading brands, awarded at D&AD, One Show and Cannes Lions.
