LUAP writes for the Embassy of Mongolia in the UK about travelling through western Mongolia with The Pink Bear, reflecting on the physical demands of the journey, the landscape and the experience of making Photography in remote conditions.
LUAP appears on the cover of ’Cene Magazine for an interview exploring The Pink Bear, travel and storytelling, returning to Canterbury where he studied Fine Art before developing the work that would shape his international practice.
LUAP appears on the cover of Aspire Magazine for a feature following The Pink Bear across Painting, Photography and the expeditions that provide the source material for his large-scale works.
LUAP writes for Diplomat Magazine’s special publication marking 60 years of diplomatic relations between the UK and Mongolia, reflecting on his horseback journey through western Mongolia with The Pink Bear and the Photography created along the way.
LUAP writes for DPReview about travelling for ten days on horseback through western Mongolia to create new Photography with The Pink Bear, combining the physical demands of the expedition with a desire to document the landscape and its changing traditions.
In my most recent adventure, I embarked on a journey across Mongolia that spanned 10 days, all on horseback, with the sole purpose of capturing new photographic artworks featuring The Pink Bear. This remote and uninhabited landscape, steeped in tradition yet facing the encroachment of modernity, served as the perfect backdrop for my mission.
LUAP speaks with London Daily News about the personal history behind The Pink Bear, the role of travel and Photography within his practice, and preparations for an ambitious horseback expedition through western Mongolia.
LUAP returns to the University for the Creative Arts for a profile tracing his development from Fine Art student at UCA Canterbury to an international practice spanning Painting, Photography and expeditions with The Pink Bear.
LUAP features in MyLondon in a profile tracing The Pink Bear from a childhood memory and a difficult period in his life to an international Photography practice built around travel, adventure and exploration.
LUAP features in Artists Who Work Under Extreme Conditions, bringing his travel-led Photography into a feature alongside Marina Abramović, Chris Burden and ORLAN, whose practices have involved physically demanding, dangerous or unconventional conditions.
