About

Jeremiah Brown is a poet, photographer and creative director. His interdisciplinary practice merges archiving, heritage, intergenerational conversation and immersive technology, drawing on over a decade of professional storytelling for global brands and major UK platforms.

Through LiKKLe Archive, his virtual reality archival project dedicated to preserving and celebrating the stories, experiences and wisdom of Caribbean elders in Britain, Jeremiah works at the intersection of community memory and immersive world building.

The development of his practice has been supported by Arts Council England through a DYCP Grant for the expansion into immersive technology. Jeremiah is a B3 Media TalentLab XR Associate Artist, former Roundhouse Resident Artist, Barbican Young Poet alum, Royal Court Writer's Group alum and former Soho Theatre's Writers' Lab participant.

He won Best Script at the EVCOM London Film Awards for his work on UNESCO's Internet for Trust Opening Film with Studio Giggle. His other notable commissions and collaborations include RSA Films, Nationwide Building Society, Talawa Theatre Company, TNT Sports, Barbican, Roundhouse and Thames Festival Trust.

Jeremiah Brown is an archivist committed to remembering the people and places that help define him.