J.J. Hellerman (b.2000) is a London-based artist working within the field of expanded print to create multimedia installations. The artist focuses on the transmission of stories and images through time, exploring forms of decay, information loss, and experiential transfer. Her installations explore the notion of prosthetic memory, whereby an audience assumes the communicated experience as their own.  

The artist’s installations explore how memories can be transmitted through physical and virtual media, focusing on the body as a medium — as well as an object — in the interaction of memory transmission. She experiments with both digital and analog technologies to alter, revise, and forge experiences. Through this process, the artist negotiates the fragile relationship between collective institutions, individual interests, and natural constraints.