Henry manages and organises ZHA’s digital image collection, ensuring easy access through meticulous cataloguing, indexing, and storage. He works closely with the Exhibition and Archive team to preserve and structure digital media for exhibitions, catalogues, films, projections, audio-video installations, and datasheets. He also films, edits, and produces video projects, including interviews, exhibitions, talks, and event coverage.

Henry’s work is featured in major ZHA exhibitions and panel projections. He translates complex ideas into engaging media forms, particularly large-scale video projects requiring intricate narratives. His ability to navigate diverse teams and projects has significantly shaped the library’s growth and functionality.

Prior to joining ZHA, Henry worked as Image Librarian at Medecins Sans Frontieres and architecture firm Allies and Morrison in London. He has also taught in Russia and China.

Henry holds a Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Religion from King's College London, where his study of comparative religion helped inform his researches into visual-literary culture and laid the foundation for his current multimedia and literary output. He is the author of five books and is currently working on three more.