Jamie's artistic practice tends to reflect an answer to a question or proposition. When does a space begin? Do you have to experience a space in order to understand it fully? What is on the inside? He is motivated by the need to answer such questions and portray the answers through his work.
He is interested in how a certain type of space is wholly dependent on how such space is perceived. His aim is to explore hidden (and sometimes inaccessible) spaces that are not obvious to the human eye and the uninhabitable space of materials, such as the interior of an electrical device or the journey electricity travels to a light bulb.
He is curious as to how a device works or operates which often encourages him to dismantle objects and from there an idea for his work stems. Technological devices such as laptops and endoscopic/360° cameras are his preferred medium for realising and showcasing his work. His main research tool is his Android mobile phone which he uses for photographing, recording footage, capturing sounds and GPS tracking. He takes inspiration from every-day things such as mid-point architecture, household objects or random YouTube videos.