JEREMY COLLINS

JEREMY COLLINS

Kansas City

Jeremy Collins is an artist known for his complex, cerebral, and whimsical drawings and maps, featured in books, films, and commercial projects. His work has appeared on the cover of National Geographic and extends through his own company, Meridian Line.

Deeply rooted in time spent outdoors, Collins draws creative energy and perspective from the natural world. That connection to landscape and exploration serves as the foundation of his practice, shaping imagery that feels both adventurous and thoughtfully introspective.

A9 Exhibits:
The Hypnotizer Room

@jer.collins

Person walking through a dark room with bright blue, neon, abstract swirling patterns on the walls and ceiling.
Close-up of illuminated blue LED light strips creating a pattern of glowing lines.
Close-up of a target symbol illuminated in blue light with concentric circles.
Close-up view of blue computer RAM modules with glowing LED lights.
Blue and black zebra-striped patterned walls and ceiling with LED lighting creating an optical illusion effect.
Black walls with blue glowing abstract line art resembling a face with an eye.
Person standing in front of a blacklight art installation with blue swirling patterns.
Two women with bright orange wigs and black outfits in a room with a black and white abstract, hypnotic wall pattern, one sitting on a reflective surface and the other standing.
Two people with bright orange wigs in a dark room with swirling blue, black, and white abstract wall patterns, one sitting on a stool and the other standing

collaboration in every scene…

Atlas9 invites visitors to explore multiple Installations, Interactives, and integrated Live Performance, where local and national artists channel cinematic themes to conjure a surreal and captivating world.

All are meticulously crafted to artistically bring to life everything that we love about the movies.

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