b.1984, London, UK
Lives and works in London.
Education
2004-07 - BA (Hons) Fine art, Camberwell college of Art, University of the Arts, London, UK
2003-04 - Foundation Diploma, Wimbledon College of Art, University of the Arts, London, UK
Solo / Two Person Exhibitions
2026: Eternal Crumble, The Corn Hall, Diss, UK
2024: Tell Me Everything You Saw and What You Think It Means, Piers Alsop and Grant Foster,
Curated by Yates Norton, The Tagli, London, UK
Reality, Piers Alsop and Ai Ohkawara, Alpha Contemporary, Tokyo, Japan
2022: Zona Maco, Piers Alsop and Hugo Lami, Tsivrikos Shake, CDMX, Mexico
2021: Like an Ancient Day, Neon Gallery, London, UK
Double Vision, Kribbestraat 3, Brussels, Belgium
2017: Not a Peep, Testbed02, London, UK
Selected Group Exhibitions
2026: Containers, The Tagli, London, UK
Exeter Contemporary Open, Exeter Phoenix Gallery, Exeter, UK
Assembly, curated by Rodrigo Chaveiro, ArtEN x The Tagli, London, UK
Mega Art Fair, The Tagli, Milan, Italy
2025: New Geographies, The Tagli, London, UK
All Down on the Ground, Galleria Objets, London, UK
AOAP Projects, The Tagli at Bernston Bhattacharjee, London, UK
2024: On the Membrane, Shake Gallery, London, UK
2023: Pop Up 1, Objects Beautiful, London, UK
2022: Gertrude PRESENTS, Truman brewery, London, UK
AOAP Projects, The Bomb Factory, London, UK
Summer Exhibition, Royal Academy of Arts, London, UK
Salon 22, Tsivrikos Shake, London, UK
2021: Mythologies, Neon gallery at Koppel project, London, UK
2020: Kinesis, Neon gallery, London, UK
2018: Summer Exhibition, Royal Academy of Arts, London, UK
Awards / Residencies
2027: Goodeye Projects Spring Residency, London, UK (upcoming)
2026: Exeter Contemporary Open, Overall winner (joint), Exeter Phoenix Gallery, Exeter, UK
Press / Publications
2026: 2025: 2024: Slow is not smooth - Essay by Scott McCracken
New Geographies - The Tagli, FAD Magazine (Yichun Yuang)
Tell me everything you saw and what you think it means - Essay by Yates Norton
2018: Dateagle Art - Interview
Teaching Posts
2023: Visiting Lecturer, BA Fine Art, Newcastle University