Exhibited & Shortlisted for the Supanee Gazely Fine Art Prize (2025)

“Meat for the Gods” (2025) is an altar, a warning, and a monument to ritualised consumption. This large-scale centrepiece was the focal point of its exhibition — a monumental depiction of vulnerability, death, and divine hunger. Figures lie scattered in varying states of decay and ecstasy, their flesh arranged like offerings before a god who does not answer.

Printed on Portobello canvas, the painting mimics oil in tone and depth, with a soft matte texture that gives the bodies a near-sacred tactility. This piece was shortlisted for the Supanee Gazeley Fine Art Prize.

This is the only print in existence.

Size: 180x115cm
Medium: Digital painting, professionally printed on Portobello canvas
Edition: One-of-a-kind original

Signed on reverse + certificate of authenticity included
Not ready to hang – can be stapled or pinned to a wall for display