gman, and Bellmer as well as the long shadow cast by the surrealist movement.

Though mainly concerned now with the short films (“Fucking Doesn’t Help” received it’s premiere at Vienna’s Atelier Theatre and went on to win multiple awards including “Best Experimental Film” at Hong Kong’s Third Culture Film festival), he still also works as a photographer in North London, pulling pieces from the depths of the decadent subconscious to smash together, creating something a little awkward, a little absurd and maybe a little arousing from the resulting detritus.

He has worked with such inspiring performers and artists as Tessa Kuragi, Nina Kate, Tindra Frost, Sophie Anderson, Sweet Severine, Maya Homerton, Ropebaby, Adreena Winters, Valis Volkova and many more and his work has appeared on Nick Knights ShowStudio and at many galleries and festivals around the world.

“Brilliant surrealist work which exploits and examines the iconography of eroticism, full of introverted beauty and a vein of very black humour underpinning a variety of sexual hang ups. Exceptional and inspirational.”