Parma Ham (they/them) is a London-based artist, curator, and DJ whose work explores the intersections of music, performance, and subculture. In 2019, they founded Wraith, a multidisciplinary rave platform rooted in community; championing hard techno, hardcore, and gabber, while incorporating ritual, performance art, and posthuman fashion. Since its inception, Wraith has travelled to New York, Berlin, Paris, Tokyo and Shanghai, collaborated with FKA twigs on her EUSEXUA RAVE series across Europe and the US; and was the feature in a documentary by French TV channel Arte, highlighting its subversive reimagining of nightlife.
Ham’s art is represented by Anti Clone Gallery under the pseudonym Nullo, their silicone based work takes the form of design objects that intersect organic forms with the manmade. Nullo launched in 2019 via a runway show with a collection of surreal sex toys and fetishwear based on transhuman bodily augmentation and mutation, the project has since manifested through VR, performance, and sculpture. Their performances activate their design work, through narratives that modernise local folklore and esotericism via outsider queer aesthetics. Their work has been commissioned or programmed by Comme Des Garçon, The British Library, Dover Street Market (London, Paris, LA, and New York), The Holland Festival, Soho House, Silencio, Burberry, and more.
As a DJ, Parma Ham has recently performed at LOFT (Tokyo), ParisHatesMe (Paris), Subverted(Berlin), PillBox (Beijing), and Habitual (Rome). In 2025, they served as a co-curator for music and tech festival SXSW London, helping to bring the London Underground rave scene to a broader audience.
Their sonic vision extends into fashion, having composed the score for Comme des Garçons’ Fall runway show in Paris, with guest DJ pop-ups at Dover Street Market in London, Paris, New York, and Los Angeles. Described by American Vogue as “London’s nightlife impresario,” Parma Ham plays a vital role in shaping the city’s underground scene—merging extreme music, avant-garde aesthetics, and collaborative curation into a radical cultural force.