Ché Deedigan is a contemporary visual artist, photographer and filmmaker based in South London. He’s known for portrait photography and moving-image work that often blends stylised lighting with a sense of heightened reality, creating images that feel both fantastical and grounded in everyday life. Deedigan made his directorial debut with The Pen, a short drama that screened at the Prince Charles Cinema and at the Oaxaca Filmfest in Mexico, winning Best British Drama at The Discover Film Festival. His photography has been featured in publications such as to Be Magazine and PhotoVogue, and he’s exhibited work internationally. Deedigan’s work has been shown in group exhibitions such as “We Made An Impression” at hARTslane gallery in London.
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Fallen Between the Crack (2019) as Jean |
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Bash Street (2011) as The Good Doctor’s Son |
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Telstar: The Joe Meek Story (2008) as Joe aged 9 |
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The Pen (2018) Director |
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The Pen (2018) Co-Writer |
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Bash Street (2011) Lyricist |