For his first solo exhibition in over five years, Lee Eelus has returned with a novel body of work inspired by his recent ADHD and Dyslexia diagnosis at the age of forty-three.
Expanding on his already diverse and sprawling oeuvre, ‘DISORDER’ features numerous artworks which explore personal struggles, as Eelus is forced to come to terms with years of undiagnosed neurodivergence. The gallery opening event for this exhibition will take place on the 30th March, from 6.30 - 8.30pm. Please do feel free to come along - this event is open to members of the public.
The paintings on display feature innovative techniques, layering acrylic with spray paint and oil stick
elements, in a magnificent display of creative confidence. Eelus’ new aesthetic style has developed
from his earlier stencil works that made him an influential name in London’s urban art scene in the
mid 2000s. Eelus has exhibited in international exhibitions alongside key figures of the
contemporary urban art movement, with the iconic Banksy being but one of them. The desirability
of his work is evident in the success of his solo exhibitions and sell-out print editions, which have
cemented his presence on collectors lists and established Eelus as an accomplished name within
urban art.