Jeremy Gluck is an expatriate Canadian, UK-based intermedia artist mainly working with contemporary strategies. By rejecting an objective truth and global cultural narratives, Gluck creates work in which a fascination with the clarity of content and an uncompromising attitude towards conceptual and minimal art collides with ambiguity and concealment, meshing the banal and poetic in novel ways. The work, aloof and systematic, uses a cool and neutral imagery, obscuring a subtext speaking to process as practice. In his work he tries to enfold concepts and realities and involve the viewer in a way that is physical and authentic to function following form in a work. His background is multidisciplinary, spanning, writing, music, and art.

Inspired by Gustav Metzger, the Fluxus artists, Bacon, William Burroughs, and the Beats, his aspiration is visual communication where the viewer is part of a unitive, experiential energetic annihilation of space, place and meaning. Jeremy Gluck has exhibited in London, Sydney, and Swansea, and been curated this year for the Bath Arts Fringe, and SHIFT (Glasgow) festivals.