The Pool Collective was formed in 2009 to centralise the artist's role within the production process and better facilitate their engagement with our creative partners.

We are films, photography, AR & VR, illustration, creative direction, publications & collaborations, exhibitions & expositions. We are Artists & Makers — creation & production.

At POOL, creative vision and creative solutions coexist. Raw talent is nurtured through the pursuit of personal projects and mentorship, and large-scale projects are undertaken with the support of a network of artists who share a common goal — collaboration. 

Regarded globally for creating authentic, compelling, & emotive imagery, Simon Harsent's focus on life’s diverse characters is a feature of his portraiture & film work.

Evoking a refined sense of balance, contemplation, and authenticity, Saskia Wilson's earthy portrait and landscape work locate subtle flourishes of beauty and human connection within everyday situations.

Green Acres, Beverly Hillbillies, and Hooterville Junction.

Ingvar Kenne is an internationally renowned artist who has been creating portraits for over 30 years. He has published five monographs, exhibited worldwide, and recently released his debut feature film, The Land.

Maybe I was a little too wild in the '70s, Rocket-ship grease down the cracks of my knuckles, Karate bandana, warp speed chic, Hair down to there, impressive moustache, Love came in a bottle with a twist-off cap, Let's all have a swig and do a hot lap.

Krystle Wright's assignments have covered all seven continents in over 55 countries — from Pakistan to Patagonia and on to the Antarctic. Her work has been published in National Geographic magazine, Outside magazine, The Times, GQ, Red Bulletin, and the Huffington Post. In 2022, she joined the list of worldwide Leica ambassadors.

You know a 'JT' when you see one. Renowned globally for her unique visual language, Juliet Taylor's work is a masterclass in dynamic energy. Her intuitive process conjures a kind of alchemy that transforms concepts into visceral experiences, leaving a powerful and almost magical impression on the viewer.

Sean Izzard is renowned for his ability to craft realistic, authentic, and emotive imagery — building a reputation for his masterful storytelling, which he applies seamlessly across high-end advertising, editorial work, and personal projects. His style is marked by his ability to make meticulously planned photographs feel as though they were spontaneously captured moments.

In Danny Eastwood’s world, every object has a story, and every shadow is intentional. Operating at the intersection of technical perfection and creative storytelling, Danny's work is a study in precision and sculpted light.

Artist and visual explorer Julian Wolkenstein has crafted an internationally recognised practice at the intersection of photography, 3D art, VR and immersive media. His work is defined by an ability to merge high-concept art with cutting-edge digital execution, often playing with opposing ideas — fact and fiction, chaos and order.

Woody Gooch is known for his vivid visions of nature and intimate human portraiture. He has exhibited in galleries from Los Angeles to Zürich and collaborated with clients as varied as Corona, DIOR, Audi, Billabong, and MoMA.

The work of Yeoseop Yoon draws sharp and direct lines of emotion between creator and viewer — an expressway to the skull, to quote Sonic Youth. From his early film work with the fraught and tender Beginners to his recent collaborations with the poet Walter Kadiki, his imagery is emotive, taut and deeply suggestive.

The work of Jodee Knowles is emotive and immersive, both gutting and overwhelming. From the tender vulnerability of her gothic female portraits to the vivid genre imagery of her fashion work with her Father Superior label, engaging with her work is a headlong experience.