In my new paintings are referring to the famous work by Edouard Manet's "Olympia" presented at the 1865 Paris Salon. Critics didn't take this work well upon its debut. The audience, represented mostly by  white men from Parisian elites, criticised not only Olympia's naked body (posing a direct threat to the bourgeois male viewer by revealing a wealthy sex worker in her boudoir demonstrating her rather bold and controlled nudity) but also a black maid presented in post colonial style (with issues of race representation), just fifteen years after slavery had been abolished in France.

My "Moments" series which will be presented in Gdansk in May, represents a transition stage in my career.

Isthisit? and A217 Gallery London present : I miss you, Blockbuster...Curated by Bob Bicknell-Knigh and including my work in the show.

In this modern fast-paced society, commuting is a necessity that few of us can avoid.

I am delighted to be one of ten finalists of the Luxembourg Art Prize 2016.