the Omar Majeed DIY extraveganza

nothing is my middle name

hi, who are you, are you ok?

There’s a lot of it, and it keeps happening, I can’t help it.

This website is a fluid and ongoing attempt to curate and collate an ongoing body of work from my little corner of the cosmos

“WHO AM I?” –

“Omar Majeed is a writer, artist, and musician, working in an eclectic array of media.
An overqualified outsider, he compulsively makes experimental improvisatorial work intuitively
in a metamodern idiom informed by a sincere project of ongoing tribute to European Modernist tendencies in oil painting and photography, alongside paradoxical and dichotomous ironic and avant garde postmodern tendencies in sculpture, music, and video art, through which Omar explores symbolism from the unconscious brought to light by surrealist strategies, and captures the beauty in the quotidian; often using traditional, redundant and archaic formats, as well as incorporating digital media in phone photography and video work that incorporates pathos and bathos in equal measure while reflecting a sincere interest in documenting the passing moment.” – [120 words]

My Masters’ thesis, for anyone curious to hear my confused insights on what I do, and why…

For anyone else, some pictures of me and my work, in various states…

Corporate headshot (credit JLB)

Labyrinth (2017)

First kalaedoscopic selfie on Sony Ericson mobile phone (2006)

Last Jazz Mags Gig @ The Loft Cinema (2021)

Posed photo in front of green door (2009)

Sky above (2006) [c type print]

Selfie, after painting, & in front of persian rug (2019)

Dream Fridge (2007) [fridge door and stickers]

Le Shit Skate Co. T shirt promotional shot @ Kernal Road (credit BCC)

Sticker Design for Le Shit Skate Co

Le shit feathers shoot (2019)

Shop window (2008) [phone photo/digital blow up exhibited in the Cocoanut, Kingston-upon-Thames]

Les’ Legs (c-type 35mm photograph, 2005)

FIxed lens location outtake from Le Shit Skate Co shoot with Shan and Matt (2018)

Dry cleaning window (2005)

Self Portrait in Disarray, Springfield Road, Kingston (2007)

Everyone’s a critic (2016) [digital video] (film credit LJM)