STOP HOLDING IT WITHIN Oil on canvas, 180×120 cm, 2026 On view at BLEUR Gallery as part of Pretty Little Fears, a new body of work responding to anxiety and OCD. 12–26 January. This painting reflects the toll of prolonged containment, and what happens when fear, intrusive thought, and anxiety are held inside for too long. Identity begins to thin under pressure. We question: Am I losing the parts of myself I once knew well and not I don’t know at all?

A wild but brilliant night. Thank you to all who came. ❤️ Head down to BLEUR Gallery to see PRETTY LITTLE FEARS. Open until the 26th Jan. @bleur_art

Some install shots from the @bleur_art exhibition “Pretty Little Fears” running from the 12th of January until 26th. I’m sharing an installation called: STOP HOLDING IT IN. 🚽🚽 The work explores OCD and anxiety as acts of containment, revisiting the toilet motif from my solo show: My Mind Is a Toilet (2021). Through painting, text, and a participatory toilet element, visitors are invited to write down a “pretty little fear” and flush it away. BLEUR GALLERY, 62-64 Baker Street, London W1U 7UF.

LOST WITHOUT RELEASE Oil on canvas, 80 × 60 cm, 2026 On view at BLEUR Gallery as part of Pretty Little Fears, a new body of work responding to anxiety and OCD. 12–26 January, London. Private View: 17 January, 6–9pm. “Stalled, unsure, held in place by a thought meant to provide relief, where release by compulsion is promised through the mind but never complete. The mind becomes dependent on rituals that no longer resolve the fear. You must release. But how do we release?”