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Jeffrey Choy is a writer and artist whose work interrogates censorship, propaganda, and populist consciousness in relation to colonisation and class disparity. His practice spans print, video arts, installations, and immersive media, with a strong focus on publication arts as a site of critical inquiry into knowledge production and distribution.

Jeffrey co-founded Hidden Keileon, an artist-led collective working with migrant and queer communities to imagine justice-driven futures through non-hierarchical collaboration.

His work invites the curious, the critical, and those seeking spaces for reflection and reimagination.

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Bio


Jeffrey Choy is a writer and artist whose work spans print, video arts, installations, and immersive interactive media, with a strong focus on publication arts, merging book design with critical inquiry into knowledge production, distribution, and decolonisation of copyright and ownership, examines the ideological structures shaping culture and politics. His practice interrogates censorship, propaganda, and populist consciousness, particularly in relation to colonisation and class disparity.


After a decade in graphic and spatial design within the commercial sector and trained in Interior Architecture with 1st honours at Middlesex University in 2017, Jeffrey’s creative trajectory shifted dramatically after witnessing the political upheaval in his hometown of Hong Kong from afar. This rupture led him to rethink the role of media, language, and visual communication in conditions of state control and cultural resistance. His approach is both philosophical-driven and experimentation-focused, treating play as a necessary response to late capitalist crises and the ideology of infinite growth. Across print, digital media, and performance, he explores how narratives are shaped, censored, and reclaimed, with his publications functioning as both artistic objects and platforms for critical discourse, often extending into participatory and collaborative formats.


Jeffrey has worked alongside institutions and artist-led initiatives including Bow Arts, Battersea Arts Centre, National Theatre Wales, Wales Millennium Centre, Factory International Manchester, Metal Culture, performingborders, Projekt Europa, Whitechapel Gallery, the British Library, Tai Kwun Hong Kong, and more.


He is the co-founder of Hidden Keileon CIC, an artist-led collective working with migrant and queer communities to imagine futures through non-hierarchical collaboration and multidisciplinary, life-affirming cultural projects. His artistic practice is shaped by collective authorship, radical friendships, and the politics of publishing as tools for survival and resistance.


His work invites the curious, the critical, and those seeking spaces for reflection and reimagination.




Publication

Umbrella Uprising (2020)
Author & Project Lead
Protest art archival project
Sold over 7000+ copies internationally
Produced, curated, designed and published by Jeffrey Choy.

ABCs of Capitalism(2024)
Author, illustrator (solo project)
Satircal alphabet book for grownups
Self-produced



Programmes / Residencies

performingborders: Live Art Writers Network (2024)
National Theatre Wales: The City Socials (2024)

Metal Peterborough: Artist-In-Residence (2024)

Arcola Theatre: Pomegranate Programme (2024)



Seminars & Talks

Full Transparency: The Artist vs AI (2024)
Venue: Battersea Arts Centre
Performative lecture and Expert panel

The Intimacy Between Migrants Lived Experiences Global Geopolitics, and Cross-Disciplinary Decolonial Work (2024) 
Venue: Pushkin House
Panel discussion and Social Evening

How do we radically redefine growth (2023)
Venue: City Lit
Panel discussion and Q&A



Exhibitions

Life | Death | Preserve | Oblivion (Group Exhibition)
20th May - 13th June 2024
Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, Taipei, Taiwan

Home Ideal (Group Exhibition)
23th May - 24th May 2024
NGO DEI, Westeinde 25, 2512 GS, Den Haag

Dream in the Rain (Designer)
6th June - 11th June 2022
Omnibus Theatre, London, UK




by Jeffrey Choy