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Class of Camberwell
"As if Waiting to Whistle"
Old Waiting Room, Peckham Rye Station
August 8-9, 2026

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If you are free and in London around this time.. come see hehe I will be participating in this group exhibition on 8th-9th August 🫯👹

@oldwaitingroom.peckhamrye @maverickprojects

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I'm in an exhibition! And it is in an old railway station too. The Venn diagram of niche interests is finally paying off. Gaze at the wonderfully designed poster for details:
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"As If About To Whistle"
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8 - 9 August 2026
The Old Waiting Room, Peckham Rye Station
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Save the date in your Google thing.

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Cool beyond all coolness..a wedding of perfection, friends love and just enough sun.
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#wiltshireweddingphotographer #dorsetweddingphotography #thepriory #weddingphotography #dorsetwedding
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If your interested in me capturing chilled out, candid moments of your day, drop me a message. Dates are now limited for 2026.

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04.07.2025 🤍

More favourite moments on our Wedding Day 🤍

Photography @keith_bridle

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04.07.2025 🤍

We feel so lucky to have been married in Christchurch Priory, a place which means so much to us both. Seven weeks ago today 🤍

Photography @keith_bridle

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04.07.2025 🤍

Six weeks to the day Mark & I were Wed!

From first meeting over a decade ago in Camberwell, to exchanging vows, witnessed by our wonderful friends & family, in the beautiful and historically significant, Christchurch Priory. A day full of love and a dream I wish we could relive ✨!

Thank you to all our family & friends who made the day so special, as well as to everyone who supported us on this journey and all the well-wishers 🌻

Thank you for the amazing photos and incredible approach @keith_bridle
& also to @muo_muo_pi for the last photo!

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Group exhibition in The Avenue, Bournemouth 🌿
Private View 3-6pm Friday 18th August, see you there!

#digitalecology #icelandiclichen #lichen #britishlichensociety #bls

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Some more install shots of group show, ‘The Chace’ back in September @spud.org.uk including works by @m.g.langston & @emgh_ 🌿🦌🍂

“Brought together by a common interest in the forest, Emily Hawes, Mark Langston & Eugenia Popesco have drawn on literary, archeological and artistic references to explore overlapping enquiries into folklore, land rights & customs that shape the forest. The show is a testbed for exploring new approaches within their practices, comprised of installation, print, sound & film.
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Eugenia Popesco’s work directly references Heywood Sumner’s, The Chace Tapestry (1908). Imagery digitally abstracted from the tapestry is screen printed onto wooden cut outs, forming an installation influenced by mise-en-scéne set design. The installation acts as a simulacrum of the narrative contained within the weave of the tapestry, the hunt, considered a barbaric blood sport by many today.

The title of the work, Vert & Venison, refers directly to the Norman Forest Law, ensuring exclusive hunting rights and preservation of the vert (trees and shrubs which provide a habitat for livestock such as deer in the forest) on the chase, to the king. The installation contrasts idyllic pastoral image with the sinister and the artificial. Popesco’s work critiques the pursuit of the vulnerable in this metaphoric piece, exploring conflicts within environmental exploitation and land rights.”

With thanks to Hampshire Cultural Trust, The New Forest Beekeepers Association, Arts University Bournemouth & The Artists Information Company.

#exhibition #groupshow #newforest #sway #contemporaryart #fineart #visualart #installationart #screenprinting #screenprint #contemporaryprintmaking #videoart #soundart #forest #folklore #land #artist #art #artgallery #installation #installationart #print #sculpture

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Some more install shots of recent group show ‘The Chace’ , including works by @m.g.langston & @emgh_ 🌿🦌🍂

“Brought together by a common interest in the forest, Emily Hawes, Mark Langston & Eugenia Popesco have drawn on literary, archeological and artistic references to explore overlapping enquiries into folklore, land rights & customs that shape the forest. The show is a testbed for exploring new approaches within their practices, comprised of installation, print, sound & film.
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Eugenia Popesco’s work directly references Heywood Sumner’s, The Chace Tapestry (1908). Imagery digitally abstracted from the tapestry is screen printed onto wooden cut outs, forming an installation influenced by mise-en-scéne set design. The installation acts as a simulacrum of the narrative contained within the weave of the tapestry, the hunt, considered a barbaric blood sport by many today.

The title of the work, Vert & Venison, refers directly to the Norman Forest Law, ensuring exclusive hunting rights and preservation of the vert (trees and shrubs which provide a habitat for livestock such as deer in the forest) on the chase, to the king. The installation contrasts idyllic pastoral image with the sinister and the artificial. Popesco’s work critiques the pursuit of the vulnerable in this metaphoric piece, exploring conflicts within environmental exploitation and land rights.”

With thanks to Hampshire Cultural Trust, The New Forest Beekeepers Association, Arts University Bournemouth & The Artists Information Company.

#exhibition #groupshow #newforest #sway #contemporaryart #fineart #visualart #installationart #screenprinting #screenprint #contemporaryprintmaking #videoart #soundart #forest #folklore #land #artist #art #artgallery #installation #installationart #print #sculpture

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Thank you to everyone who came to ‘The Chace’ last week & a big thanks to @spud.org.uk for hosting the show!

Here are some install shots of the exhibition, including works by @m.g.langston & @emgh_

“Brought together by a common interest in the forest, Emily Hawes, Mark Langston & Eugenia Popesco have drawn on literary, archeological and artistic references to explore overlapping enquiries into folklore, land rights & customs that shape the forest. The show is a testbed for exploring new approaches within their practices, comprised of installation, print, sound & film.
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Eugenia Popesco’s work directly references Heywood Sumner’s, The Chace Tapestry (1908). Imagery digitally abstracted from the tapestry is screen printed onto wooden cut outs, forming an installation influenced by mise-en-scéne set design. The installation acts as a simulacrum of the narrative contained within the weave of the tapestry, the hunt, considered a barbaric blood sport by many today.

The title of the work, Vert & Venison, refers directly to the Norman Forest Law, ensuring exclusive hunting rights and preservation of the vert (trees and shrubs which provide a habitat for livestock such as deer in the forest) on the chase, to the king. The installation contrasts idyllic pastoral image with the sinister and the artificial. Popesco’s work critiques the pursuit of the vulnerable in this metaphoric piece, exploring conflicts within environmental exploitation and land rights.”

With thanks to Hampshire Cultural Trust, The New Forest Beekeepers Association, Arts University Bournemouth & The Artists Information Company.

#exhibition #groupshow #newforest #sway #contemporaryart #fineart #visualart #installationart #screenprinting #screenprint #contemporaryprintmaking #videoart #soundart #forest #folklore #land #artist #art #artgallery

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