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30/05/2026

Where the Land Meets the Sea
A duo exhibition by Afonso Rocha and Simon Linington

Opening next Tuesday and running until Sunday 7 June
67 Great Titchfield St, London

Simon Linington
Dragonfly, 2026
Pigment in a glass tube with an acrylic bracket
100 x 2.6 cm
39 3/8 x 1 in

Night thoughts, 2026
Pigment in a glass tube with an acrylic bracket
100 x 2.6 cm
39 3/8 x 1 in

DM us for details and a full list of available works.

29/05/2026

Where the Land Meets the Sea
A duo exhibition by Afonso Rocha and Simon Linington

Opening next Tuesday and running until Sunday 7 June
67 Great Titchfield St, London

Afonso Rocha
Ashore, 2026
Oil on canvas
55 x 75 cm
21 5/8 x 29 1/2 in

DM us for details and a full list of available works.

27/05/2026

Simon Linington
The sweet, 2026
Pigment and wood
13.5 x 50.5 x 8.5 cm
5 1/4 x 19 7/8 x 3 3/8 in

Simon’s work will be featured in our upcoming exhibition opening next week.

Where the Land Meets the Sea
Afonso Rocha and Simon Linington

67 Great Titchfield St,
London W1W 7PT
02 - 07 June 2026

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26/05/2026

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Afonso Rocha
A Quick Dip , 2026
Oil on canvas
85 x 75 cm
33 1/2 x 29 1/2 in

Afonso’s work will be featured in our upcoming exhibition opening next week.

Where the Land Meets the Sea
Afonso Rocha and Simon Linington

67 Great Titchfield St,
London W1W 7PT
02 - 07 June 2026

DM us for details and a list of works.

23/05/2026

Simon Linington
Heavy Water, 2026
Pigment in an acrylic vitrine
150 x 3.5 cm
59 x 1 3/8 in

“In their artistic practices, they are united in negotiating an ongoing, lingering question: what do you do when home is somewhere you have left, and belonging is something you can not quite locate anywhere?
This enquiry is quite literal in Linington’s work. An array of slender glass rods, each sealed and filled with pigments, mixed by Linington and inspired by the many different hues of sand found at Alum Bay on the Isle of Wight.”

Simon Linington’s new body of work will be featured in our upcoming exhibition, ‘Where the Land Meets the Sea’ a duo exhibition between Afonso Rocha and Simon Linington.

67 Great Titchfield St,
London W1W 7PT
02 - 07 June 2026

DM us for details and a list of works.

22/05/2026

Afonso Rocha
First Blossoms , 2026
Oil on canvas
140 x 170 cm
55 1/8 x 66 7/8 in

“Rocha’s paintings are sun-drenched and warm, populated with leisurely poolside figures. The scenes read, at first glance, like holiday postcards, set with a colour palette of lush greens and blue water. But look closer and something stranger is at work.”

Afonso Rocha’s new body of work will be featured in our upcoming exhibition, ‘Where the Land Meets the Sea’ a duo exhibition between Afonso Rocha and Simon Linington.

67 Great Titchfield St,
London W1W 7PT
02 - 07 June 2026

DM us for details and a list of works.

21/05/2026

Thomas Cameron
Fast Food, 2025
Oil on canvas
90 x 120 cm
35 3/8 x 47 1/4 in

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20/05/2026

Murray Clarke
Untitled , 2025
Oil on canvas
175 x 125 cm
68 7/8 x 49 1/4 in

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19/05/2026

Nassim L’Ghoul uses 3D animation and sculpture to reimagine everyday observations and autobiographical experiences. L’Ghoul’s practice subverts common notions of objects and figures, working to detach material from classic iconographic interpretations. Objects assert an alternate autonomy in this world-building process of note-making and drafting. Figures are transformed into motifs, constantly breaking and building visual languages, entering into deeper, underlying dimensions. The computer plays a central role, where thoughts are translated into a visual language. L’Ghoul uses digital and conceptual tools to abstract personal experiences and interweave them with found material. By re-contextualising these fragments, hybrid environments are created that oscillate between the real and the imaginary.

Nassim L’Ghoul
Untitled , 2024
3D animation, 01:00 min. loop, wooden box
18 x 13 cm
7 1/8 x 5 1/8 in

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18/05/2026

“Toni de Jesus’ terracotta and porcelain sculptures, however, act as if in opposition to their physicality. Vessels precariously held-up by spindly, supporting protrusions highlight both their inherent fragility and the more conceptual instability the artist feels working at the much-debated intersection between craft and fine art.” .hector

Toni De Jesus
Guiços, 2025
porcelain, flux, glaze hand-built, slip cast. Oxidised firing Cardiff
5 x 33 x 9 cm
2 x 13 x 3 1/2 in

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