Relative Spaces
Observing the physical and emotional spaces held between friends, families and strangers while walking through The Great Court of The British Museum. Our understanding of these relationships are playfully subverted by the use of forced perspective.
Awards
Photographer of the Year Contest
2025Bronze
People
Professional
Nominee
Street
Professional
Relative Spaces
Observing the physical and emotional spaces held between friends, families and strangers while walking through The Great Court of The British Museum. Our understanding of these relationships are playfully subverted by the use of forced perspective.
About Artist
Jeremy C Glover
Jeremy Glover is an international award-winning photographer drawing on his many years experience as an Art Director and Creative Director with global agency McCann. Displaying a deep understanding of light, colour, composition and visual storytelling his work is inspired and influenced by many of the great artists such as Edward Hopper, Saul Leiter, William Eggleston and Vladimir Tretchikoff. In 2024 his Hopper inspired “Choose Life” won the 1839 Photographer of the Year People’s Vote Award. And in 2025 his series “Relative Spaces” won Gold in the 1839 Colour Photographer of the Year Award. A regular exhibitor in London, his most recent exhibition was his first ever solo show “How Do You Do London” at The Paxton Centre, London.
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