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Jack Joiner (b. 1991 London), lives and works in South East London. He is self-taught and has been practicing and exhibiting art since leaving formal education.

In 2014, he won the Art’s Club Charitable Trust Award at The Royal Society of Portrait Painters Annual Exhibition. Subsequently, his practice shifted from representation towards abstraction, and is typified by experimental paintings wherein process, materiality, composition, and colour are foremost.

In 2022, he helped design the environment of a new research clinic (CIPPRes Clinic) for the Centre for Psychedelic Research at Imperial College London. He donated 14 original works to the clinic. Since then, he has been collaborating with the Foundation for Visionary Science and Art, and raising funds for them and Drug Science, through the sale of his artwork. Additionally, he has had the privilege of speaking at esteemed institutions, including the V&A, Fotografiska Berlin & Ladbroke Hall.