Dilettantes of Ur
Here, the metrics of civilization collide with the absolute Power of Being. Displaced from their nineteenth-century environments, these figures are bound directly to the architecture of transaction. An early American tender note textures their garments, while the sky above fractures into ancient Sumerian silver note patterns. Yet, held in unyielding stillness, their autonomous gaze stages a quiet rebellion. They refuse to be calculated, evaluated, or priced. Before humanity can be measured, it simply is.
Double Entry
Here, the architecture of accountancy parts what affection once joined. They share a frame and refuse a shared axis — facing us, not each other — while an older ledger textures the ground beneath them: supplies tallied, wages entered as zero. A ticker waits under glass. Across the sky, the new chain writes what cannot be revised. Boxed between centuries-old accounting ledgers and modern web code, suggesting that humans have long been categorized, quantified, and “entered” into financial systems. What was owed persists. What went unpaid remains. Before the books close, they simply are — entered.
Eugene’s Time Passages
Eugene embodies the metaphorical masculine, charting a path alongside the obscured divine feminine. They travel with shared baggage—an ornate tapestry woven from nuance, elation, and trauma. Haughty yet pensive, they wait for the present to carve out the future. For them, time is a cravat: tight, anticipatory, and binding.
Oldest Profession
In a dominion run by coinage, the banker and the courtesan share a singular vernacular. Operating through a dance called exchange, they extract their fiat off the backs of men. From boardroom to bedroom, time dissolves. Wearing masks for approval and status, they pray at the feet of the Medici.
Exhibitions
2026
- SWISSARTEXPO, Zürich, Switzerland
- Carrousel du Louvre, Paris, France
- Expo Milano, Italy
- Expo Strasbourg, France
- Thomson Gallery, Zug, Switzerland
- Galerie Le Chien d’Or, Québec City, Canada
- Nicoleta Gallery, Berlin, Germany
2025
- Carrousel du Louvre, Paris, France
- Nicoleta Gallery, Berlin, Germany
Bohemian à la Carte
Flavors, textures, color. An independent spirit. Dare to raise a little je ne sais quoi at the dinner table. Available as 10 inch dinner plates and 8 inch salad plates. Made to order in West London, UK. $75.
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Table Dressing
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Tablecloth
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Take a Sip on the Wild Side
Louder on purpose. A chef’s kiss. The same women, just bolded out — whimsy. Bone china from the collage work. Made to order in West London, UK.
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Curated Soles
For those who dare to wander where angels fear to tread. Adventurous souls, with moxie. Not made for just anyone. Espadrilles from the collage work. Made to order in West London, UK. $175.
Augusta Lanfree
She kept a peacock in the conservatory. Not a living one. A painted one, which is more obedient, and it never molted onto the damask. Daisies. Olive leaves. A woman in pearls and a turban who has already decided you are late. You put these on to walk to the mailbox. Picking up the mail becomes more interesting than it has any right to be.
Barbaros West
The boulevard is named for a pirate who became an admiral, a man who took his risks the way other men take second helpings. Pink fretwork. Roses that refuse to stay in their century. A young man in a cameo who has never once been on time for supper. Wear them where the pavement is hot and the conversation is hotter.
211 Blue Heron Drive
211 Blue Heron Drive, Key Allegro. A phantom home, waiting for the next Bloody Mary. Chrysanthemums on the toes. You put these on and someone is already pouring. First sip, and the flowers take you dancing on the beach. Why not?
Luther Huffman
Luther Huffman, captain of the counter. A simple hamburger. The kind of joy that does not need explaining. Vibrant color. Energy abounds. Slide your feet in and glide into happy memories, and into adventures yet to be.
Georgie Engreen
Georgie. A man who has silent power. Sunday mornings are the ritual: playing with the dogs, or writing a list. Relax into yourself. Nothing rushed. An inspired espadrille.
Pop Alaçatı
Pop Alaçatı. The Calamity Sisters do not make plans. Istanbul, then a diverted trip to Bodrum. By hook or crook, Izmir for the night. A hotel on the shoreline. Bold. Modern. A balcony over the Aegean, the kind of blue that sends you back to a time before time. You meant to stay one night, yet a hang glider over Pamukkale refused to wait. Exceptional adventures wait for no one.