We make art about
the nights that
changed your life.

That gig. That song. That moment when the whole crowd sang it back. You were there. You felt it. We put it on your wall.

It started with all the other nights. Radiohead at Glastonbury, standing in that field while everything just clicked. Sufjan Stevens at End of the Road, tears streaming down half the audience's faces. New Order at Reading in '98. Spiritualized filling every inch of the Royal Albert Hall with sound.

Those nights don't have posters. They live in your head — in a half-remembered setlist and a crumpled ticket stub at the bottom of a drawer. That didn't feel right. So we started making them.

Every print starts with a concept, not a template. The Cure print, for example, started with a photograph taken from the top deck of a bus near Corby. Not a studio. Not a brief. Just a shot that felt right, saved, and eventually became the foundation of the piece. That's usually how it starts — something real, something found, something that could only have come from that specific moment.

The filter is simple and absolute: if it wouldn't go on our own wall, it doesn't go in the catalogue. Nothing clears that bar by accident.

I Woz Ere is a one-person project made in the UK by someone who has spent far too much money on gig tickets and not nearly enough on sensible things.

Independent. Not affiliated with any artist or label.

If you've got a question, a suggestion, or you just want to talk about that time you saw Radiohead and it ruined all other live music forever — drop a line at hello@iwozere.art

The work is produced using a hybrid process — original photography, hand sketches, AI tools, and many hours of iteration per print.