🎨 50 Years of Creative Evolution

First experiments with reflective CD media—where digital nostalgia meets industrial decay. The iridescent surfaces caught light like technological ghosts, and I knew this series would haunt viewers with its blend of the obsolete and the eternal.

Core Guernica series begins—monochrome restraint became my language for war narratives. Picasso showed me how black and white could scream louder than color. Each fragment here refuses to assemble into comfort.

The night Mr. Snowmann was born on a London wall at 3 AM, simple and defiant. Repetition as branding, simplicity as rebellion—I wanted something that would melt into the city's memory.

Brand new work—still wet with intent, still dangerous with possibility. Recent pieces carry the weight of everything I've learned and the freedom of nothing left to prove. This is what five decades of practice looks like.