Jo Underhill is a freelance photographer based in Hitchin, Hertfordshire and works all over the UK. Her background is in architectural photography but since 2019 she has been working with art galleries, curators and artists to photograph exhibitions, public art installations and artists studios. Jo enjoys exploring and documenting exhibition installations. Her photography focuses on the art and the relationship within the space it is exhibited, the dialogue between the artwork and how people interact with the art.
She has worked with a number of clients including Kettle's Yard, Serpentine Gallery, Ikon Gallery, Hayward Gallery, Antony Gormley Studio, Barbican Art Gallery, The Women's Art Collection, Jamie Fobert Architects and Broadway Gallery. Jo has had her images featured in a number of books, exhibition catalogues and publications including The Architects' Journal, Dezeen, Wallpaper and Ceramic Review.
She has a passion for concrete and brutalist architecture which has lead her since 2011 to work on an ongoing personal project photographing brutalist buildings across the UK. In 2021 Jo self published her Ode to Welbeck project as a limited edition photography book designed by Stanley James Press and in 2022 self published her second limited edition photography book, Beautiful Brutalism again designed by Stanley James Press.
If you would like to collaborate with Jo or discuss potential projects then please get in touch -
jo@structuraleye.co.uk / E
07773 192423 / T
07773 192423 / T
Books
Features
The Spaces - An Ode to London's Welbeck Street Car Park
Umbrella Magazine - Ode to Welbeck Book
Umbrella Magazine - The Concrete Correspondent
Oracle Time - Brutalism in Photo's, London's Dystopian Landscapes
Another | Place - Beautiful Brutalism
Jo's photography has also been exhibited at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition in 2012, Sample 13 Group Exhibition at theprintspace, London in 2013 and in Photography on a Postcard in 2017.