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The Hopper Prize — Shortlisted Artist, 2026

August 17, 2026

Selected as one of 30 shortlisted artists for The Hopper Prize

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I’m very happy to share that my work has been selected for ArtEvol 2026: A View From Everywhere, opening next week at @saatchi_gallery in London. The exhibition, organised by @londonartcollective_official and curated by Nelson Qin, brings toge
In 1872, an anonymous author writing under the name “An Earnest Englishwoman” published an open letter titled ‘Are Women Animals?’ It was a witty argument against the treatment and status of women in Victorian society, where w
Seekers 9, Oil on canvas, 80 x 80 cm
“Should we not learn the lesson that, for example, the woods, which poets praise as the human being’s loveliest abode, is hardly grasped in its true meaning if we relate it only to ourselves?” Jakob von Uexküll - A foray into
I don’t know which animals are capable of resentment (I know crows may be, although in reality much of animals’ inner lives remains inaccessible because of the limits of human knowledge), but I wonder how many people are able to look an a
I’m very happy to share that my work has been selected for ArtEvol 2026: A View From Everywhere, opening next week at @saatchi_gallery in London. The exhibition, organised by @londonartcollective_official and curated by Nelson Qin, brings toge In 1872, an anonymous author writing under the name “An Earnest Englishwoman” published an open letter titled ‘Are Women Animals?’ It was a witty argument against the treatment and status of women in Victorian society, where w Seekers 9, Oil on canvas, 80 x 80 cm “Should we not learn the lesson that, for example, the woods, which poets praise as the human being’s loveliest abode, is hardly grasped in its true meaning if we relate it only to ourselves?” Jakob von Uexküll - A foray into I don’t know which animals are capable of resentment (I know crows may be, although in reality much of animals’ inner lives remains inaccessible because of the limits of human knowledge), but I wonder how many people are able to look an a
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