Ben Millar Cole is a photographer based between Glasgow and London. Seeking to find and create play and humour in the everyday, he works across portraiture, constructed and studio-based genres.
His latest project, Computers Can't Jump, merges traditional and post-photographic methodologies to explore intersections of reality and fantasy in our digitally saturated world. It has been selected by Fellowship for inclusion in their Post Photographic Perspectives collection, and at the Californian Museum of Photography for their exhibition Every Day We Have to Invent the Reality of This World: AI Post Photography
Millar Cole is the recipient of the Wallpaper* AI-Generated Design Award 2023
Photomonitor and Altered States magazine recently featured Millar Cole’s Rip-Off - a psychosocial performance exploring identity, featuring a singular character - a puritanical, prize-fighting, gold-toothed employee gone gonzo.
Selected commercial clients include Tate Modern, Vice, Adidas, Atlantic Records, Beats by Dre and Vogue.
CV and portfolio available upon request.
Copyright © 2023 Ben Millar Cole
All rights reserved.
His latest project, Computers Can't Jump, merges traditional and post-photographic methodologies to explore intersections of reality and fantasy in our digitally saturated world. It has been selected by Fellowship for inclusion in their Post Photographic Perspectives collection, and at the Californian Museum of Photography for their exhibition Every Day We Have to Invent the Reality of This World: AI Post Photography
Millar Cole is the recipient of the Wallpaper* AI-Generated Design Award 2023
Photomonitor and Altered States magazine recently featured Millar Cole’s Rip-Off - a psychosocial performance exploring identity, featuring a singular character - a puritanical, prize-fighting, gold-toothed employee gone gonzo.
Selected commercial clients include Tate Modern, Vice, Adidas, Atlantic Records, Beats by Dre and Vogue.
CV and portfolio available upon request.
Copyright © 2023 Ben Millar Cole
All rights reserved.