Breakfast at Trinity's

In a sigh of exhaustion, Trinity expresses her discontent with life in the metropolis. In a bid to confront those emotions this latest series explores her relationship between urbanity and escapism.

“My time for me is breakfast. My ideal, a beautiful vista, sun on my skin, salty wet hair. I have coffee and a cigarette, some fresh fruit, water and some juice: Cliché and obvious to most, but relatable to all. This selection of works is a coping mechanism and reaction to brutal urban winters. They are a unique personal virtual-reality.”

A hidden emotional intensity is reflected in Trinity’s bright and meaningful universe where “reality isn’t something you perceive it is something you create in your mind”. With a deep respect for the spontaneity of life, twists and mishaps encourage Trinity to adopt an open-minded attitude towards a variety of mediums. Not easily labeled, her work uses figurative expressionism to draw on the materiality of popular, regional and historic cultures. Aspiring to carve out a deeper relationship with our identity by using the spaces we frequent.

Her latest series, entitled ‘Breakfast At Trinity’s’, will be shown for the first time by Unit G Gallery at 5th Base, Brick Lane, London.

Friday 5th – Sunday 7th May
P.V: Thursday 4th May, 6-9pm

Opening hours:
Friday-Sunday, 12-6pm

For any inquiries:
gallery@unitg.london
+44 (0) 20 7148 1840