About the Exhibition
Serenity began with a single question: “Where do I belong within the spectrum of the Pride flag?”
As a Black, gay man—an American in a time when the policies and priorities of my government grow increasingly hostile toward people who look and love like me—this question feels increasingly urgent. My work has always been about seeking calm, balance, and connection in the face of inner turmoil and outer chaos. In this exhibition, I turn to the color Blue as both a meditation and a guide.
Historically, Blue in the Pride flag stands for serenity, peace, and harmony. In the current eleven-color iteration of the flag, it sits as one piece in a broader map of collective identity and shared values. For me, Blue is not a reflection of how I always feel, but an aspiration. A North Star.
Spectre 13 Acrylic on Canvas 125cm x 200cm 49in x 79in 2025
Construct 07 Acrylic on Canvas 105cm x 105cm 41in x 41in 2025
Construct 08 Acrylic on Canvas 105cm x 105cm 41in x 41in 2025
Shadows Fall Debossed black leather 40cm x 150cm 16in x 59in Metal frame 2023
Shadows Winter Debossed black leather 40cm x 150cm 16in x 59in Metal frame 2023
Serenity Sculpture 01 and 02. Wood and Leather.
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Afternoon Tea
To accompany the show, I’ve co-created a limited-edition Afternoon Tea set with Tease—a visual and sensory tribute to serenity, harmony, and peace. Inspired by my work on view at House of Pride. Designed to be shared, this is an invitation to slow down, connect, and celebrate community over bites as thoughtful as they are beautiful. Available daily from June 1 to July 31.
