This 2020 portrait of Prophet Drag is the powerful final image from my acclaimed lockdown project The Cancelled Series. It is a visually arresting portrait that captures the reflective state of limbo of London’s performance scene as venues were closed and events were cancelled.
The story : captured in July 2020, this was the very last photograph taken for the series. Featuring the dynamic performer Prophet Drag, the image carries the reflective weight of the lockdown's end, serving as a powerful visual bookmark for a moment of change for London's nightlife. This piece embodies the determination and visual poetry that defines my work.
This specific print was part of the Art East’s opening show "Ripple Effect" in May 2025, certifying its value as a historic piece of documentary art. This is the only A3 print (42 x 29.7cm) of this image available in the world.
Details: Signed, dated (2020), and includes a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) guaranteeing its 1/1 status and full exhibition history.
Own the final piece of a defining chapter.
This 2020 portrait of Prophet Drag is the powerful final image from my acclaimed lockdown project The Cancelled Series. It is a visually arresting portrait that captures the reflective state of limbo of London’s performance scene as venues were closed and events were cancelled.
The story : captured in July 2020, this was the very last photograph taken for the series. Featuring the dynamic performer Prophet Drag, the image carries the reflective weight of the lockdown's end, serving as a powerful visual bookmark for a moment of change for London's nightlife. This piece embodies the determination and visual poetry that defines my work.
This specific print was part of the Art East’s opening show "Ripple Effect" in May 2025, certifying its value as a historic piece of documentary art. This is the only A3 print (42 x 29.7cm) of this image available in the world.
Details: Signed, dated (2020), and includes a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) guaranteeing its 1/1 status and full exhibition history.
Own the final piece of a defining chapter.
