Ken lives and works in the UK as a practising artist/photographer and produces multi-disciplinary post digital imagery. He studied photography at UCL, now the University of Westminster, obtaining a distinction, and for an art practice BA Hons degree at the University of the Creative Arts Canterbury. Latterly, he studied for a humanities MA and a PhD at the University of Brighton and was awarded a Doctorate in 2020 for interdisciplinary art practice-led research into the Spectre of Violence in Contemporary Art Practice, followed by a UoB Fellowship to research the environmental and ecological impact of war and conflict. Ken uses lens-based processes with traditional techniques such as painting, collage and sculpture to make art images that centre on societal, cultural and environmental issues. His images have been exhibited in galleries and online exhibitions in the UK, Germany, Italy and Asia.