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Solo Exhibition at SET,

London, England

24 August 2020 - 6 September 2020​

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"I felt like I was imploding from inside. It was a time of extreme emotions, something completely desensitized, depersonalized, senseless and totally numb. I was there and not there, present and lost within my own world. The magical world that I was previously depicting as something tender, romantic, and all-consuming had suddenly become an electric nightmare, a dark twisted fantasy. I remember hardly no one from this time in my life. The bodies just flicker through my head like shadows from a flame." 

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An evening of poetry & BBQ to celebrate Thom Gunn's birthday and launch nightsweats, poetry and illustration after thom gunn (2020) on 29 August 2020 from 6 to 9 pm. Many thanks to the Estate of Thom Gunn for supporting this exhibition and publication. 

Sexy Pizza Dance

Solo Exhibition at SET, London

12 - 29 September 2019


"I started going to therapy in the autumn 2018 and slowly realised that I saw a lot of my life in black and white, either it was a wonderland or totally worthless. This resulted in two distinct bodies of work and, then, I developed a third body of work, The Pizza Paintings. I could finally feel a grey area where I could be happy with something just the way it is and not change it. Life was no longer black or white, but red and green coming beautifully together."

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Cherry Pickers

Group Exhibition

Podium, Luxembourg

21 - 23 June 2019

love songs, the greatest hits of celine dion and mark rothko


Solo exhibition at Sexy frog biscuit (formerly 17five.net)

London, England

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​​9 - 20 March 2018

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"I stayed outside his flat for a couple hours in a nearby park and just waited and waited. I decided at some point to finally leave. I was not in a sane state of mind. I was in total lust. And I felt totally empty. I could either go home and cry my eyes out or go to the Tate Modern. I began the filming at the Rothko Room that same day. And within the next week or so I had assembled the first film paired with the song, “All By Myself”. I chose this song because the painting itself had a totemic quality, one solid outline of a rectangle hovering, and how it related to how I felt in that very moment: isolated and alone, physically and psychologically."

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