James Grigg is a talented photographer and multimedia artist known for his innovative exploration of the human body, identity, architecture, and landscapes. His photography primarily focuses on the body, celebrating the diversity of physical forms and promoting body positivity by challenging societal taboos surrounding nudity. Through his art, Grigg aims to highlight the beauty in unique body types and foster a greater understanding of individuality.

In addition to body-centric themes, he intricately weaves human figures into his analysis of both natural and built environments, reflecting on humanity's connection to its surroundings. His artistic repertoire extends beyond photography to include animation, model making, drawing, and poetry, showcasing his diverse creative talents.

A graduate of the Contemporary Lens Media course at the University of Lincoln, Grigg also brings a background in architecture, VCE Art, and Design to his work. His projects encompass a variety of genres, including still life, conceptual series, and documentary-style photography, all underpinned by influences from environmentalism, science, and popular culture.