LUAP opens a solo presentation in Bridgehampton, New York. Curated by landscape designer Frederico Azevedo, Flourish and Flow shows seven new paintings. The works set the Pink Bear within quiet natural scenes and track mood, memory and place.

Through a series of creative workshops with Mind in Bexley, LUAP supports participants in using art to process emotion, spark connection, and rediscover forgotten parts of themselves — with support from Daler-Rowney and Arts Council England.

LUAP unveils Seeds of Change, a major public art installation exploring resilience, impermanence and renewal at Winter Sculpture Park 2025, supported using public funding by Arts Council England.

This new body of work, three years in the making, features 16 large scale portrait paintings alongside a series of photographic portraits. Curated by Guerin Projects, the exhibition will take place at The Bottle Factory - a grand 1895 warehouse in Peckham near the Old Kent Road restored by Fabrix. During the private viewing, LUAP’s photographic portraits, captured in his studio with his trusted Nikon camera, will be projected on a large scale, surrounding viewers with deeply emotive images amid the striking architecture of the space.

LUAP's latest creation, "Hope" graces Bateman’s Row in Shoreditch. This 12m x 6m mural depicts The Pink Bear slumped on a staircase, with a bouquet of flowers, and a blue background evoking a powerful sense of emotion.