Keith Haynes is an English artist born in London in 1963.

He grad­u­ated with hon­ors from Harrow College with a B.A. in Graphic Information Design and went on to work as a designer and then direc­tor at the BBC, where his work has been among the most influ­en­tial art and music pro­grams of the last twenty years.

Inspired by Jamie Reid and Ray Lowry, Keith’s work is a play­ful and often nos­tal­gic explo­ration of pop­u­lar cul­ture from its past to the present. Keith’s work is notable for his inter­est­ing choice of mate­ri­als, cre­at­ing “messy” works com­posed of pins, CDs or vinyl records. Bright and dynamic art­works cre­ated using a pre­cious col­lec­tion of vinyl records reworked in pop cul­ture col­ors. From iconic graphic por­traits to mean­ing­ful lyri­cal songs, each piece is cre­ated from orig­i­nal vinyl records cho­sen to high­light the sub­ject of the work, con­sid­ered to be of equal impor­tance with the object in Keith Haynes’ work.

His work is cur­rently exhib­ited in the UK and inter­na­tion­ally in pri­vate col­lec­tions in Europe, the USA, Hong Kong and Singapore.