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Jason Wallis-Johnson is a British artist who studied sculpture at the Royal College of Art and has since developed a diverse practice which includes sculpture, drawing and map-related lightboxes. He has exhibited in Europe and also in New York; his drawings have been acquired by the British Museum, and a lightbox by the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Represented by England & Co, he was included in two recent group exhibitons, Persistent Obsessions and City X, and new works by Wallis-Johnson were shown by the gallery at Zoo Art Fair in London recently.
| Constructions & mixed media |  Favourites |
 | Thames River Systems (black on white) 2009 Black and white silicone in acrylic case 17 x 21.75 x 2.5 inches Edition of 3 individual versions  Ref: JWJ156 | |
 | Thames River Systems (white on black) 2009 Black and white silicone in acrylic case 17 x 21.75 x 2.5 inches Edition of 3 individual versions Ref: JWJ155 | |
 | Paris Périphérique 2010 Black and white silicone in acrylic case 25 x 22 x 2 inches Edition of 6 Ref: JWJ157 | |
 | London USA 2009 White on black silicone in acrylic case 33 x 35.5 x 3.5 inches Series of 3 individual versions Ref: JWJ158 | |
 | London USA 2009 Black on white silicone in acrylic and MDF case 33.25 x 35.25 inches Edition of 3 individual versions Ref: JWJ150 | |
 | Thames River Systems 2009 Coloured silicone, using Bartholomew colours, in acrylic case 17 x 21.75 x 2.5 inches SOLD Ref: JWJ154 | |
 | The Thames i 2009 Black on white silicone in acrylic case 15.5 x 20.75 x 3 inches (after Willey Reveley’s unrealised proposal of 1796 to straighten the River Thames in East London) Ref: JWJ148 | |
 | Seismic Shift: Manhattan 2009 Triptych: black and white silicone in three acrylic cases Cases each 13.75 x 10.5 x 4 inches SOLD Ref: JWJ153 |
