In photos: Jason and the Adventure of 254 at the Wellcome Collection, London

In a major solo exhibition entitled, ‘Jason and the Adventure of 254’, artist Jason Wilsher-Mills presents a joyful exploration of the body, drawing on his experience of becoming disabled as a child.

Reimagining the gallery space as a hospital ward, the room is filled with large colourful sculptures, illustrations and interactive dioramas challenging cultural and societal perceptions surrounding disability, medicine and the human body.

The exhibition is inspired by 1980s TV, the gallery describes it as a “celebration of family and creativity expressed through Wilsher-Mills’ characteristic tongue-in-cheek humour. ”

It’s free to get in and runs until the 12th January 2025. I thoroughly recommend visiting.