Mister Geez is a visual artist and printmaking artisan from Martinique, based in London.

His practice spans traditional street and documentary photography alongside interdisciplinary works combining photography, AI, data visualisation, and historic printing processes.

Through handmade platinum/palladium prints and cyanotypes, he explores the connections between memory, identity, and place.

Since 2014, he has used photography as a tool for storytelling and connection. He has documented communities in Haiti, run a studio in East London, assisted in workshops for Crisis UK, an organisation supporting people experiencing homelessness, and exhibited internationally.

In 2025, he received the First Prize (Lorenzo il Magnifico Award) in Digital Art at the XV Florence Biennale of Contemporary Art for Ancestors Never Die (Zansèt Pa Ka Mò), a handmade cyanotype series honouring ancestral memory.

Through his books, exhibitions, and workshops, Mister Geez continues to explore the meeting point between tradition and innovation, where analogue craft meets digital imagination.