hrm199 is a studio practice founded by Haroon Mirza in 2004 focusing on interdisciplinary collective and collaborative practice.
In Broken Symmetries, hrm199 collaborates with Jack Jelfs, an artist based in London. Jack’s work uses sculpture, music, video, text and performance, with a current focus on the interplay between language, consciousness and physical matter. He has released music under various aliases and performed or exhibited at venues including Tate Modern, the Barbican, Serpentine Gallery and the Roundhouse. He has degrees in philosophy (University of Liverpool) and theoretical physics (Imperial College London).
