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I LOVE YOU

 

 

A collaboration with Brody Mace-Hopkins.

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April 2022

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Presented as part of the CIRCA x Dazed Class of 2022

in four cities including 

Piccadilly Lights, London, England; Coex K-Pop Square, Seoul, South Korea; Limes, Kurfürstendamm, Berlin, Germany; and Fed Square, Melbourne, Australia. Documentation from London, England, Berlin, Germany, and Melbourne, Australia.

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September 29, 2022

 

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symbols


 

Presented in the City of London 

as part of the 10th edition &

11th edition of Sculpture in the City,

Beehive Passage, Leadenhall Market, City of London

London, England, UK

June 2021 - June 2022,

June 2022 - June 2023

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symbols (2019-2021) is a sculptural installation consisting of 30 unique flags from the LGBTQ+ community. Spanning the original Pride Flag designed by Gilbert Baker in San Francisco in 1978 to its newest iteration by Daniel Quasar in 2018, the flags represent the diversity of gender, sexuality, and desire. Each flag is standardised and ordinary, five feet by three feet, and hang equally distanced apart to represent the equal value and potential each community group has in the world today. 

 


Flags, Left to Right from Lime Street: Progress Pride, Original Gay Pride Rainbow, Eight-Stripe/More Colour More Pride, Gay Pride Rainbow, Community Lesbian Pride, Bisexual Pride, Pansexual Pride, Polysexual Pride, Omnisexual Pride, Queer Pride, Aromantic Pride, Asexual Pride, Demisexual Pride, Demiromantic Pride, Demigirl Pride, Demiboy Pride, Genderfluid Pride, Genderqueer Pride, Transgender Pride, Trigender Pride, Intersex Pride, Non-binary Pride, Leather Pride, BDSM Pride, Puppy Pride, Polyamory Pride, Master/Slave Pride, Rubber/Latex Pride, Bear Pride, Twink Pride

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nightsweats


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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Notice Me

(LGBTQIA+ Walk)

 Presented for Nocturnal Creatures, an annual arts festival, 

in the City of London presented by the Whitechapel Gallery, London

in partnership with Sculpture in the City, London, England 

20 July 2019

Cherry Pickers

Group Exhibition

Podium, Luxembourg

21 - 23 June 2019

Code Art Fair 2018

Group Exhibition with Annka Kultys Gallery, London, England

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 Code Art Fair, Copenhagen, Denmark 

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30 August 2018 - 2 September 2018

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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Art Gym

 

Solo Exhibition - A Collaboration with Josh Wright,

as the collective, Wright & Vandame

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fig-2 at the Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA), London, England

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Curated by FatoÅŸ Üstek + Yves Blais

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Featuring a lively public program of twenty-seven events, exercise classes, and workshops with invited artists including Monster Chetwynd, 

Adham Faramawy, Karimah Ashadu,

& Francesca Steele

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September 2015

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