Jas Singh is a Leicester-based artist whose practice mixes durational performance, digital technologies and film. His work directly engages with current socio-political events, often using found footage from media and news outlets. He creates installations that replicates the chaos of the world today through overloading the senses with visual imagery and sound.

Life changes in 2014 resulted in neurological complications that forced Jas to take a break from his work. Since 2018 he has returned to making and has become increasingly interested in questioning the mechanics of identity. Through embracing his disabilities and his own identity as a British-Asian artist, Jas asks us to look more closely at the ways in which the language and labels around identity are constructed in relation to the push-and-pull of global politics.