Bright colours, frozen moments in time and spaces that seem timeless or out of place

This gallery is dedicated to the liminal spaces of the world; bridges, underpasses, subways, empty playgrounds at 3AM, abandoned buildings, and any space that seems to stand still, any light and smell that transports you back to a different time.

Let me paint you a picture of the feeling that inspires this art; You’re 10 years old and you’re going home, alone, through the quiet neighbourhood streets, after saying goodbye to your friends. You’ve spent a day in the summer sun, eating ice cream, biking around. The light is suddenly dim, and it’s just a little bit too chilly for just your T-shirt. It’s a calm feeling of being satisfied with a good day, an inner warmth, familiarity, and a hint of something ominous. It’s a dream feeling, like you’re not entirely in this world, you’re existing a little in between somehow… The feeling of warm asphalt, the sound of a boombox in the distance, mixed with muffled traffic sounds. The look of a chalk hopscotch in the cool evening light, hues of purple and pink. Skinned knees, with Spider-Man bandaids that are mostly there as emotional support. It smells like dust and flowers and hints of a bbq that ended some hours ago. Your hand is possibly a little bit sticky from the ice cream you had, or maybe from the snails you picked up to look at.

Simpler Times

Simpler Times

If you’re getting the subway alone, don’t use the wrong turnstile

The Night Train

Those nights when you’d sleep over at a friend’s house and you couldn’t fall asleep. The room you know so well, that you’ve played in countless times in the daytime, suddenly feels foreign.

Sleepover