Conor Devlin-Powell

About

Conor Devlin-Powell is a London-based multidisciplinary artist, writer and filmmaker whose work explores neurodiversity, identity, disability and mental health through surreal storytelling. Drawing on lived experience, he creates deeply personal narratives that challenge perceptions while celebrating imagination, empathy and difference.

As the founder of Strangeworld11, Conor works across illustration, film and writing, creating thought-provoking work that blends surreal imagery with powerful storytelling. His artistic practice is shaped by his experience as a neurodivergent creative, using art to explore identity, belonging and the complexities of the human mind.

His work has been exhibited and performed in theatres, galleries and film festivals across the UK, establishing a distinctive voice that moves effortlessly between visual art and narrative. Whether through illustration, film or writing, Conor invites audiences to question assumptions while finding humour, beauty and connection in the unexpected.

As one of Early or Late's first collaborating artists, Conor brings his original artwork to a carefully crafted limited-edition collection that celebrates storytelling through wearable art.