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'The Hands of Jodhpur Flower Market' by Jamie Wright

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James (Jamie) Wright was awarded a First-Class Honours degree in Politics from the University of Bristol. From there, he went on to work for the Barack Obama Presidential campaign in Virginia and in the New York film industry for decorated studio head, Bob Berney.

James has also worked for Congressman Leonard Boswell, film producers John Hart and Hengameh Panahi and has written and co-produced a short film for Sony by Academy Award winning director Ed Zwick, starring Diane Kruger and Sam Rockwell.

In 2012, he founded So It Goes a publishing house, biannual arts and culture magazine and creative agency. Over the past ten years, as Creative Director of the company, James has identified, pitched, secured and executed features with some of the world’s most exciting new talent, and established, acclaimed talent working across Hollywood, fashion, art, music and more. Oscar, Emmy and Grammy winners make up a So It Goes community.

So It Goes Hollywood features: Cate Blanchett, Tilda Swinton, Amy Adams, Mark Ruffalo, Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Greta Gerwig, Adam Driver, Carey Mulligan, Felicity Jones, Sandra Oh, Paul Dano, Andrew Garfield, Cillian Murphy, Jeremy Strong, Riley Keough, Jessie Buckley, Brit Marling, Ben Whishaw, Millie Bobby Brown, Margaret Qualley, Julia Garner, Lakeith Stanfield, Stacy Martin, Sasha Lane, Stephan James, Imogen Poots, Diana Silvers, Father John Misty, Florence Welch and many, many more.

Alongside editing, creative directing and photographing a decades’ worth of issues of So It Goes, James photographs and creative directs the company’s creative studio and has worked with some of the leading brands in the film, fashion and luxury market.

Clients include: Gucci, The United Nations, Chanel, BAFTA, Burberry, MUBI, Chloe, Isabel Marant, Dior, Kodak, H&M, Leica, Missoni, The Natural History Museum, Bacardi, rag & bone, Stella McCartney, and Olympus.

A3 / 30 x 42 cm - Edition of 10

A2 / 42 x 59 cm- Edition of 10

Unframed print

Printed on Hahnemühle photo Rag Giclée paper

*This print was shot by Jamie on film and has a soft, grainy finish

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