Crawl, 42 minutes 36 seconds, 2026, Photography by Rita Silva




Would You Like A Receipt...Wash N Go...Going To Sleep...Indian Man “I Saw A Rat In The Bin”...Tree, Two-Channel Audio, 22 minutes 22 seconds, Installation From Artists Studio, 2026, Photography by Rita Silva

Molasses, Ground Coffee, Water, 2026, Photography By Rita Silva


Uncle Mark, Photograph, Gelatin Silver Print on Fibre Paper (left), 2026, Admission (1983), Photograph, Gelatin Silver Print on Fibre Paper (right), 2026, Photography by Rita Silva

Pupae, Photograph, Gelatin Silver Print on Fibre Paper, 2026

Imago, Decayed Banana Skins on Paper, 2026, Photography by Rita Silva



Secrete, Decayed Banana Skins on Paper, 2026, Photography by Rita Silva

N’est Pas (Freight), Photograph, Gelatin Silver Print on Fibre Paper

Secrete, Decayed Banana Skins on Paper (left), N’est Pas (Freight) Gelatin Silver Print on Fibre Paper (centre), Imago, Decayed Banana Skins on Paper (right), 2026, Photography by Rita Silva


Bruno, 2026
FormaHQ

Bruno is a solo presentation by London-based artist James Jordan Johnson, marking the culmination of his year-long residency at FormaHQ, which was supported by New Contemporaries. The exhibition brings together sculpture and organic matter found within South London.

Across Bruno, journeys, objects, audio and images become ways of thinking through forms of memorialisation, truth, memory and death. Johnson continues his exploration of the metaphysics of witnessing, considering how slowness and opacity might produce readings of Blackness within the everyday. The title refers to the British boxer Frank Bruno, the colour brown and dusk as a visual register.