Held up to a light source this ring projects portraits onto the nearest surface. Created for the wedding of Luke Jerram and Shelina Nanji.
A talking engagement ring - created under the code name 'The Edison Project'. Made by Luke to propose to his wife.
A gift that caught fire, made for a friend who was sad.
Made for Laura's dinner parties, the candle puts itself out after a designated period of time.
Fortune predicting poetry machine for a friend having trouble with his girl.
Commissioned by NESTA as gifts for 'thinkers' attending an incubator weekend.
At the age of 16, Sir Henry Wellcome's first product was invisible ink (simply lemon juice), which he sold through the Garden City Herald. Jerram's 1000 invisible portraits of Wellcome for the launch of the Wellcome Collection, London.
Made in response to comparing probabilities of winning the lottery to being hit by a meteorite. A gift for a lottery playing friend.
A toaster made for a friend who believes in miracles.
Glass Microbiology at Museum of Art and Design NYC,14th Feb-20th June. GVArt London until 18th Feb. Grizedale Sculpture 11th Feb- 29th April 2011. Heller Gallery NYC, June. Alexander Tutsek-Stiftung, Germany 7th Feb-7th Nov 2012.
Japanese Earthquake Sculpture Grizedale Sculpture 11th Feb- 29th April 2011.
Play Me, I'm Yours Los Angeles, April. San Juan(Puerto Rico),May. London, June. Salt Lake City, June. Salem(Oregon), July.
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