Jerome Wu

Jerome Wu is a Taiwanese artist and immersive director based in London. He makes game-engine films, installations and live audiovisual works about the pressures no one names out loud: the gaze of strangers, moral expectation, the quiet rules of public space.

Each work moves its audience from the watched public toward a private, altered state. A priority seat becomes a courtroom. Smoke draws a boundary between bodies. A carousel in a virtual night becomes a trance. He authors the work end to end — concept, script, direction, real-time visuals, sound and edit.

He came to art from data: an M.S. in Business Analytics and work as a data analyst left him fluent in systems, sensing and real-time pipelines, which he now uses for slow, cinematic, psychological experience rather than spectacle. He is studying MA Information Experience Design at the Royal College of Art.

Alongside his own work, he collaborates with studios and cultural institutions as an immersive director and real-time creative technologist.