2019 – 2022
(not in order of appearance)
(not in order of appearance)
stencil art
hand-cut stencils & spray paint on paper, wooden panels, & canvas
bad trip / comic strip on a skateboard deck
press start / commissioned work roughly based on 8-bit video games. on canvas. 80 x 60 cm
escape the city, enjoy nature / on canvas. 60 x 60 cm
picnic / commissioned work. comic strip on skateboard decks
commissioned work
one emotion fits all / on wooden panel. A4 each
rush hour / on wooden panels. A4 each
I'm leaving / on paper. A4 each
my dog & my selfie / on paper. A4 each
oil junkies. untitled / on wooden panel & on an old floor tile. 40 x 30 cm, 15 x 15 cm
untitled / on wooden panels. 50 x 70 cm each
a skateboard deck with a Belgian malinois illustration and the breed description
how long does cocaine stain in your system? brain damage / on canvas & paper. 30 x 40 cm & A4
stop preventing suicides, suicides are natural selection. noodles. popular porn searches. doggy style / a series of disturbing paintings
blah blah blah / on wooden panel. 50 x 70 cm
Your desperation is unique / on canvas. 60 x 90 cm
Select your 'happy' childhood memories / on canvas. 70 x 90 cm
The first work explores the topic of staying in one town for too long, of feeling desperate to leave but not being able to, the painting speaks about feeling claustrophobic and locked up in the neighbourhood.
The second work explores the topic of traumatic childhood. It contains allusions to popular movies and books on the same subject (IT, Shining, Pink Floyd's Wall, Lord of the Flies, etc) and phrases that parents are known to say to their kids (Stop crying, you won't be happy until you break it, will you, I'm not going to tell you again, Because I said so, etc).
Select your 'happy' childhood memories / on canvas. 70 x 90 cm
The first work explores the topic of staying in one town for too long, of feeling desperate to leave but not being able to, the painting speaks about feeling claustrophobic and locked up in the neighbourhood.
The second work explores the topic of traumatic childhood. It contains allusions to popular movies and books on the same subject (IT, Shining, Pink Floyd's Wall, Lord of the Flies, etc) and phrases that parents are known to say to their kids (Stop crying, you won't be happy until you break it, will you, I'm not going to tell you again, Because I said so, etc).
