LUAP’s exhibitions and presentations have taken his work from London to cities including Hamburg, Berlin, New York, Hong Kong and Dubai, bringing together Painting, Photography, Sculpture and Installation across galleries, cultural spaces and public environments.
From intimate exhibition settings to large-scale public works and immersive Installations, each presentation creates a different way of encountering The Pink Bear and the wider ideas within LUAP’s practice. The work continues to move between cities, cultures and contexts, building an international body of work shaped by travel, place and direct experience.
Flourish & Flow in The Hamptons, New York
LUAP opens a solo presentation in Bridgehampton, New York. Curated by landscape designer Frederico Azevedo, Flourish and Flow shows seven new paintings. The works set the Pink Bear within quiet natural scenes and track mood, memory and place.
LUAP presents Tender Armour, a sculptural egg for Elephant Family’s 20th anniversary Big Egg Hunt. The work appears at Battersea Power Station and later at Kew Gardens for Wonders of the Wild, where Their Majesties The King and Queen view the piece as joint Presidents of the charity.
LUAP unveils Seeds of Change, a major public art installation exploring resilience, impermanence and renewal at Winter Sculpture Park 2025, supported using public funding by Arts Council England.
Nikon in conversation with LUAP and Heather Agyepong
As part of Life Lines, The Bottle Factory hosted a panel with multi disciplinary artist LUAP and Nikon Ambassador Heather Agyepong, moderated by Nikon marketing director Julian Harvie. The conversation explored how photography can shape self perception, support creative expression, and open up honest discussion around mental well being.
This new body of work, three years in the making, features 16 large scale portrait paintings alongside a series of photographic portraits. Curated by Guerin Projects, the exhibition will take place at The Bottle Factory - a grand 1895 warehouse in Peckham near the Old Kent Road restored by Fabrix. During the private viewing, LUAP’s photographic portraits, captured in his studio with his trusted Nikon camera, will be projected on a large scale, surrounding viewers with deeply emotive images amid the striking architecture of the space.
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.
In summer 2014 I was introduced to the eclectic and luxuriously opulent private members club, Home House. The grandeur of the building blew me away. Art adorned the walls of each completely unique room, ranging in styles from 18th century splendour to 21st century avant-garde.
Pink Bear at the Moxy Hotel in Berlin - Uber Cool!
I recently submitted a proposal through Talent House to create a Pink Bear artwork for the new Moxy Ostbahnhof Hotel as part of their brand launch. My proposal was accepted and is now hanging pride of place in their lobby.
Pink Bear is getting his own show. The Andipa Gallery in Knightsbridge - which is well known for it’s huge collection of Banksy’s - will be showing a curated collection of my paintings, prints and photography in July.
Artist Paul Robinson to be exhibited at two of London's most stylish venues – Belgraves Hotel & Ramusake
Paul Robinson – an emerging contemporary artist – has been selected by A Space for Art to exhibit at luxury London hotel, Belgraves, & hip Japanese nightspot, Ramusake.
