J Galliford (b. 1986, Liverpool, UK) employs photography, sculpture, and image-making to investigate intersections of urbanism, consumer culture, and formal aesthetics.

Guided by layered histories of landscapes and human interventions, they navigate themes of consumption, value and commodification. Their practice is concerned with the fluid relationships between art forms, questioning how creative outputs are presented and how distinctions influence their value. 

Through an aesthetic rooted in overlooked textures, incidental compositions, and products of consumption, they present work that reflects contemporary life, capturing tensions between desire, disposability, and transformation.