Fulford fuses time and space through photomontage into a single waking dream, inviting us to find the mystical lodged inside the everyday, felt before it’s understood.
For nearly thirty years, Jason Fulford has built a practice on the conviction that meaning lives less inside any single photograph than in the sequence and the things that happen around it – individual pictures forced to rhyme, echo, or collapse into dissonance against their neighbours, across books, exhibitions, publishing and performance. Frozen Features pushes that instinct one step further, into a visual language of layers randomly composed from images made between 1996 and 2026. The results are a beguiling narrative governed by composition and chance – a kind of metaphysical slot machine that scours memory and returns it two frames at a time, guided by intuition.
104pp, 54 colour plates, 240 × 300 mm,
Section-sewn paper hardcover with double silkscreen and loose insert
Edited by Jason Fulford & Sarah Chaplin Espenon
Designed by Loose Joints Studio
Published by Loose Joints
LJ226, September 2026
ISBN 978-1-912719-79-2