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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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Bitter Moves Sweet Truths
Immersive experimental theatre with 3-screen projection, live sound and music, dance, and spoken text
Without relying on Peter Pan's pixie dust, we repeatedly leap out of windows, defying limitations in our pursuit of a life well-lived.
As migrant activist artists, we constantly improvise, using our creativity as a means of survival. Drawing parallels to stargazers who stare at galaxies light-years away, we yearn for understanding and connection in a world that often feels alienating. Our hearts hold onto glimpses of hope as we navigate treacherous landscapes. Our wild wanderings fuel our determination to find kindred spirits who truly comprehend our experiences.
With a fusion of innovative storytelling and captivating artistry, we present a poignant portrayal of the human spirit's tenacity, and invite you to contemplate the universal longing for connection and a life lived authentically
Production team
Concept and performance: Angela Wai Nok Hui, Ghost and John
Producer: Eve Veglio-Hüner
Projection visuals and design: Jeffrey Choy
Curator: Sandra Lam
Dramaturg: Bonnie Chan
Dramatherapist: Yu-Hsuan Lin
Audio Description: Shivaangee Agrawal
BSL Interpretation: Jemima Hoadley
Singer-songwriter: Lucid Fuzzy
Facilitation: Hidden Keileon CIC
Venue partner: Streatham Space Project
Rehearsal space support: ICA London, Centre 151, Rich Mix, Chisenhale Dance Space & Papergang Theatre
Supported by Arts Council England
Shortlisted for Untapped Award 2023