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@rca_painting @royalcollegeofart I’m coming for you this September. Thank you to the RCA, especially for the partial Scholarship which has made this possible. As well as everyone who supported my application, and all those friends and chosen family who believed in me when I struggled to believe in myself. I love you. I’m so grateful to you. I’ve had a rough year, possibly some of the hardest moments of my life. And for this to happen has felt like a silver lining that I only saw in my dreams. To think a year ago in September I would have ended my life. To now, about to start dream course really does prove that life is worth living. The darkness can consume you. Luckily I had a chosen family and friends around me who helped me and literally saved my life. (Thank you - you know who you are). The universe can also give you signs. Here’s to the Buddhist at the bus stop who made me have faith in a bigger and better journey on the day things got really really bad. I don’t know who you are but thank you. To those struggling: The days will lighten. keep going. Things can change in ways you never imagine. Please do not give up. Ever. There is always darkness but the light will find a way through cracks. See you at the RCA 🤍Button
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Finding myself again and again and again Oil on canvas Now on view at @bleur_art as part of ‘The Martini Ladies’ Last weekend to come see the exhibition 🍸🤍Button
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Join us tonight for The Sitters’ Evening. 15th July 6-8pm. BLEUR GALLERY, 2 Seymour Place, London, W1H 5AZ. Bringing together the ‘Martini Ladies’ portraits, encounters and the people who made them possible. Please do come along for a martini. Drinks and martinis by @sipsmith From 8pm, join us afterwards at the pub to watch @england in the semi finals. 🏴🍸Button
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The stories, conversations and encounters behind ‘The Martini Ladies’: a series of portraits exploring encounters. The solo exhibition at BLEUR GALLERY continues to evolve, with new sitters being painted live in the gallery throughout. Join us for The Sitters’ Evening on Wednesday 15 July, 6-8pm, bringing together the portraits and the people who made them possible. Link in bio.Button







