Operating from a converted Cold War radar station in Kent, Veasey uses industrial-grade radiographic equipment to expose the interior architecture of objects, from flowers to a life-size Boeing 777, assembled from over a thousand separate exposures. His work is held in permanent collections at the Victoria and Albert Museum, MASS MoCA, and the Natural History Museum, among many others, and has earned more than fifty international awards. A 2017 retrospective at Fotografiska Stockholm drew over 100,000 visitors. He is based in Kent, England.