About

my name is Jasper

my name is Jasper

my name is Jasper

I work on projects where things are complex, time is tight, and decisions actually matter.

My background is in international art, culture, and creative organisations. Over the years, I’ve been responsible for turning ambitious ideas into clear decisions, workable structures, and outcomes that actually land. Often under tight timelines, public visibility, and competing interests.

I’ve worked on large international initiatives ranging from $10M–50M, exhibitions built on impossible schedules, and projects where artists, institutions, tech teams, and commercial partners all had to move together. When that happens, momentum tends to wobble. That’s usually where I come in.

I step into the messy middle of a project: when priorities blur, ownership gets unclear, and progress slows. I bring clarity, help people make better decisions, and put enough structure in place for the work to move forward without losing what made it worth doing in the first place.

I turn complexity into direction, and direction into delivered outcomes.

I work in creative strategy and production, in the space where ambitious ideas have to become real.


Most of my work sits in complex, cross-disciplinary projects: large art releases, multi-site exhibitions, platform builds, and collaborations with artists who don't color between the lines.


I’ve helped deliver everything from global art drops that generated $10–$50M in days, to exhibitions built under impossible timelines (Mental Escapology in St. Moritz), to generative and machine-learning driven projects like The Beautiful Paintings.

I work on projects where things are complex, time is tight, and decisions actually matter.

My background is in international art, culture, and creative organisations. Over the years, I’ve been responsible for turning ambitious ideas into clear decisions, workable structures, and outcomes that actually land. Often under tight timelines, public visibility, and competing interests.

I’ve worked on large international initiatives ranging from $10M–50M, exhibitions built on impossible schedules, and projects where artists, institutions, tech teams, and commercial partners all had to move together. When that happens, momentum tends to wobble. That’s usually where I come in.

I work on projects where things are complex, time is tight, and decisions actually matter.

My background is in international art, culture, and creative organisations. Over the years, I’ve been responsible for turning ambitious ideas into clear decisions, workable structures, and outcomes that actually land. Often under tight timelines, public visibility, and competing interests.

I’ve worked on large-scale initiatives ranging from $10M–50M, exhibitions built on impossible schedules, and projects where artists, institutions, tech teams, and commercial partners all had to move together. When that happens, momentum tends to wobble. That’s usually where I come in.

I’ve worked on platform launches such as HENI Primary, redesigned entire digital ecosystems, and overseen releases for artists including Damien Hirst, Peter Doig, Invader, Sir Brian Clarke, Francois Halard, and others.


My job is making the work possible. I keep things steady when they get messy, aligned when they pull apart, and moving when they slow down, while protecting the creative intent. I handle the strategy, the creative direction, and the production structure so teams can actually get things done.


I keep the ball in the air, and the air in the ball.

I step into the messy middle of a project: when priorities blur, ownership gets unclear, and progress slows. I bring clarity, help people make better decisions, and put enough structure in place for the work to move forward without losing what made it worth doing in the first place.

I turn complexity into direction, and direction into delivered outcomes.

I step into the messy middle of a project: when priorities blur, ownership gets unclear, and progress slows. I bring clarity, help people make better decisions, and put enough structure in place for the work to move forward without losing what made it worth doing in the first place.

I turn complexity into direction, and direction into delivered outcomes.

clients

Damien Hirst

Mario Testino

Brian Clarke

National Portrait Gallery

The Serpentine Galleries

Edward Burtynsky

Tate Britain

Invader

Hans Ulrich Obrist

Peter Doig

JR

Estate of Francis Bacon

Sean Scully

HENI

Francois Halard

Donald Judd estate

Zaha Hadid foundation

Refik Anadol

Wes Lang

Mark Carney

Stephen Fry

OSCAR HUMPHRIES

Phillips London

Annabel’s London

Newport Street Gallery

Annet Gelink Gallery

Fondation Beyeler

Galerie Chenel