LUAP paints Love Life, a 12 × 6 m Mural on Batemans Row in Shoreditch, supported by Outside the Zone. The Pink Bear holds a skull with heart-shaped eyes, bringing mortality, choice and the value of time into one image.
LUAP’s The Plastic Flood appears on digital billboards across the UK for Let’s Live With Less Plastic, curated by Tia Grazette for Plastic Free July. The Photography confronts the growing environmental cost of disposable plastic and waste.
After receiving emergency NHS treatment at the beginning of 2020, LUAP begins giving artworks directly to frontline workers during the Covid-19 pandemic. Love Our NHS grows from a personal experience of care and a desire to return some of that support through art.
LUAP donated Purple Star Light, a 60 × 40 cm C-Type Print mounted on Aluminium, to the 2019 Terrence Higgins Trust Auction at Christie’s. Photographed in New Zealand for I Used To Be A Polar Bear, the work marked his third consecutive year supporting the charity.
LUAP presents Plastic Reality in Shepherd Market, Mayfair, a large-scale Intervention that turns The Pink Bear’s own artificiality back on the natural world. The work asks what happens when manufactured versions of nature become more familiar than the living things they imitate.
Well Hung are delighted to announce a group ‘paste up’ exhibition with artists; A.CE, Ben Rider, Donk, Hin, Luap, My Dog Sighs, Pablo Delgado and Shuby.
LUAP supports the inaugural Holiday House London, bringing The Pink Bear into a major interior design showcase raising funds for breast cancer research. The cause has a personal significance following the loss of LUAP’s Nanna to breast cancer.
LUAP creates Home Is A Feeling, a Public Art project supporting New Hope Animal Rescue and Furry Friends Animal Rescue. Featuring The Pink Bear with LUAP’s cat Nipper, the project brings together a large-scale Mural and limited-edition Prints to raise funds and awareness for animal welfare.
LUAP revisits Recollection Of Innocence, originally created as a large-scale Mural in Germany, for a limited-edition scarf made with SKOG42 and Mala & Mad to support children in Nepal.
