Born in the United Kingdom, P. Staff emerged as a significant voice in contemporary art through a practice that bridges performance and visual media. Their work often engages with the intersections of state surveillance, medicalization, and the historical construction of gender and identity.

Staff utilizes a variety of mediums, including immersive video installations and sculptural interventions, to examine how bodies are regulated by social and political structures. Their aesthetic is characterized by a clinical yet affective approach, often incorporating industrial materials and light-based elements to create environments that challenge the viewer's perception of institutional space.

Recent recognition includes their inclusion in major international group exhibitions, such as the 2026 'Beyond the Manosphere' exhibition at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. Their work continues to be featured in prominent institutional settings, reflecting a sustained engagement with contemporary discourse on masculinity and systemic power.