Jackson's exhibition at The Future Perfect showcases three diverse works from the last decade, reflecting his fascination with humanity's quest for proof of its existence through our connection with the natural world. In his art, Solipsism and Anthropomorphism are positions we oscillate between as we contemplate our relationship with the environment, emphasizing the need for tangible proof, such as naming a mountain, capturing the far side of the moon's image, or leaving a footprint on its surface.