Jason is a lighting designer and neuroaesthetic researcher based in the UK and South Korea, including productions in London’s West End and major UK venues. He is the first to theorise neuroaesthetics in lighting design and popular arts. His work draws on neuroaesthetics, which explores how the brain recognises, processes, and responds to artistic experiences. This theory is presented in his book Neuroaesthetic Stage Lighting Design: What Makes Good Light, published by Routledge in 2025. He began his career at Woodroffe Bassett Design as a placement and has worked with National Theatre, Barbican Centre, PRG UK, and Neg Earth. Jason also taught at Guildhall School of Music & Drama and Rose Bruford College.

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Training: MA Light in Performance (Distinction) at Rose Bruford College and Theatre at Seoul Institute of the Arts.

 

Theatre credits include: 9 to 5 (POSK Theatre); Evita (POSK Theatre); A Little Night Music (Bridewell Theatre); Belle Lurette (Bloomsbury Theatre); Acis & Galatea (The Old Market). As Associate Lighting Designer: Stereopohonic (The Duke of York's Theatre), The Good Person of Szechwan (Lyric Hammersmith).