LUAP presents Trees Are For Life, Not Just For Christmas, transforming a concrete unit into a dying forest made from discarded Christmas trees. The installation reflects on environmental impact, seasonal excess and our evolving relationship with nature.

LUAP's Self Incarceration invites audiences to explore the emotional cages we construct, using the Pink Bear as a guide through a landscape of introspection and potential liberation.

The Unconscious Therapy transformed a vacant building on New Bond Street into an atmospheric exhibition that explored memory, mental health and emotional connection through LUAP’s recurring Pink Bear figure.

LUAP debuts Time Can Escape You in Between Frames, a group exhibition by Gallery No 32 at The Factory Project during Frieze Week 2021. Set in the vast Thameside Industrial Estate, the work continues LUAP’s exploration of liminal space through his enduring Pink Bear motif.

LUAP presents Nature and Nurture, a window installation at 95 New Bond Street commissioned by Great Portland Estates. Featuring the Pink Bear in a wildflower setting, the work reflects on fragility, growth and personal memory through a series of sculptural and painted pieces.

Just weeks after England lifts its final lockdown restrictions, LUAP transforms a former jail cell at Fulham Town Hall into a vivid pink installation for Art in the Age of Now. Featuring the Pink Bear on a bicycle, the work reflects on freedom, renewal, and post-COVID reflection.