R. James Healy graduated from the National Centre for Computer Animation (UK). As a visual effects artist he’s contributed to a wide range of productions, including commercials, music videos, and feature films. As a CG and VFX supervisor, his work has been recognized with a D&AD Pencil and a British Animation Award.
Healy's short films have been featured in publications such as Creative Review and Stash. They have screened at international festivals, including SIGGRAPH, OneDotZero, and Prix Ars Electronica. His music video for Clark (Warp Records) won the inaugural Radar Festival.
Healy’s visual arts practice explores perception, encompassing both the act of seeing and the construction of meaning. His works combine the use of technology with traditional craftsmanship. Drawing on his experience in visual effects, they often feature kinetic, sequential and algorithmic elements.
During his residency at the CFPR, Healy developed a 3D-printed sequential sculpture. Titled, 20 GOTO 10, the artwork comprises five pieces that form a seamless loop. Viewed in the round, it explores the cyclical experience of time.
For more details on R James Healys' work please visit his website: www.rjameshealy.com/