Studio settings in the former HQ building of The Guardian newspaper in Farringdon, where I spent just over a year building the body of work for my current #NoFaceLikePhone exhibition at DigitasLBi. The growth as an artist that took shape here was a key building block to finding my personal work flow and refining my aesthetic even more. It was a year of not knowing what was gonna come from it but knowing I was building something of value, from an honest place, staying true to the vision I sort of had but didn’t, but then it worked out cos I believed in it, if that makes sense…so in a nutshell, get out your comfort zones, find your process, explore ideas and share your greatness by any means #PushItNeverStop
Big love to the super lovely Nicola Richards for inviting me down to talk on her Positive Vibes show on Croydon Radio, covering my upcoming exhibition #NoFaceLikePhone and general PINSy related stuff.
Podcast below (my first ever podcast btw) which i’m rather happy with, so please listen, enjoy and share if you like 🙂
So I had the sweet privilege of providing some staircase artwork for the creativest agency in the world Wieden + Kennedy aka WK aka the ones behind ‘Just Do It’ in their Hanbury Street HQ, so obvs I had to bring my A game…
Big thankyou to Halina for making it happen, Brian (realest security guy ever), Tito on the framework / hanging and Mr Digital Singh on the process shots…
So it’s Mazza’s birthday today, she would’ve been 90, and it was only right we celebrate in full artistic style by exhibiting my ‘Marilyn In The 90s’ Nike shoebox sculpture at Gramercy Park Studios, 25 Great Pulteney Street W1, for all to enjoy…
Big thanks to Simon for the hook up (total ledge!), Richard (The Boss) for being super cool with everything, Jen (Front of House) for being h-amazingly sweet, JoJo, Luca & Terry (mate, that camera positioning, much appreciated!) for assisting in the build up…
Saw YBA Gavin Turk down Art 16 couple days ago, proper cool dude if don’t already know, so cool, his ‘pink hat / blue suit’ swag totally matched my foot swag on the day, so obvs we took a shot in front of his splendid Project Beard, an art project to benefit his children’s educational charity The House of Fairy Tales, where he depicts himself as the famous artists of the 19th & 20th Century such as Matisse, Dali, William Morris, Man Ray, Rodin and Cezanne.…
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