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Venture Arts, 43 Old Birley Street, Manchester, M15 5RF

+44 0161 232 1223

info@venturearts.org

We’re always happy to hear from journalists and writers who are interested in Venture Arts and our work. Please contact Debbie Cowley, Marketing and Communications Officer, on 0161 232 1223 or email comms@venturearts.org

Artists

Malik Jama

Malik's practice focuses on digitally manipulating photography and film.

Malik Jama is an artist based at Venture Arts. His practice focuses on digitally manipulating photography and film. Malik’s projection mapping is ambitious and he is most recently working with light and motion on large scale murals.

Malik was recently commissioned by LAC Collective to create a bespoke projection mapping piece for Soup Kitchen, transforming the basement walls with light and photographic collage, mapped perfectly to the industrial fittings of the space.

Malik’s passion for photography focuses mainly on architecture and industry as well of bodies of water. He transforms original images into a dystopian and hallucinatory world of colour, using motifs from disaster movies, heavy with sci-fi feeling and hypnotic rhythm.

Malik Jama's exhibitions and events

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Art makes me happy. I love taking photos, buildings are my favourite.

Red and white lights in a square shape, projected onto a dark wall - projection mapping by Malik Jama
Malik Jama performing projection mapping at SOUP event - photo taken with a fisheye lens
Lights projected onto a wall, during a projection mapping performance by Malik Jama at SOUP event
Man standing in front of wall lit with colourful lights and shadows
Bright colours and wiggly shapes projected onto a large wall

Commissions

We are delighted when people want to commission work from us and our artists. This can either be as a group project or an individual artist creating one of their unique pieces for you.

To find out more and to arrange a studio visit please contact Katherine Long on 0161 232 1223 or email katherine@venturearts.org

An arm holding a white pen leaning over a large piece of art painted orange.