Trevor Jackson’s designs
Trevor Jackson is a London-based creative, working in many fields including graphic design, art direction, moving image, music writing, remixing and production, installations and performance. Trevor’s passion for pushing new ideas without compromise never tires. He recently combined his audio and visual talents with an installation for the launch of the BMW1 series car, and a debut live a/v performance for the ONEDOTZERO festival in Tokyo 2005, This project is currently being expanded into a full sound reactive experience to be toured in the near future.
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