LENKA RAYN H.

I share my eye do come again or stay awhile www.lenkaraynh.com

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Don’t want to say goodbye to my temporary studio set up! 😫 . . . . #lenkaraynh #studiolove

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Aki

2017

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Drifting 2014 . . . . . #lenkaraynh #tbt

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New press images from recent shoot with Rival Consoles.

His new EP Night Melody is coming out this August.

#RivalConsoles #NightMelody #EP #erasedtapes

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Etched by the night 1-6 #night #mood #mind #wonder

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ME & YOU Group of recent works showing in St.George's Hospital in Tooting from 7th March #exhibition #portrait #photography

To view the whole works visit the St George’s Hospital form next Monday for the next 4 weeks.

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Reaching

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Rayn At Night

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Polaroid Diary selection currently on show in Gallery at Half Moon Theatre in Limehouse. 

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Portrait of Ami selected by the Portrait Salon 2015 for November exhibition at The Embassy Tea Gallery. 

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‘Perishing’ 2015

When something dies the new life form takes over. 

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One sunny day in July me and Ryan  Lee West aka Rival Consoles had fun amongst some concrete.

His new album “Howl” is coming out in October

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My time with Tim with few images not included on Tim’s blog.

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The day I met Tim and his memory of it.

We had a mellow few hours together and it was a pleasure to meet him and find out more about his story.

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Till Death do us Party A solo exhibition by Rebecca Molloy curated by Chris Bayley VITRINE gallery, Bermondsey Square London 3 July - 1 August 2015 Photographs by Lenka Rayn H

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So much fun last night messing around in the studio with

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for her show next week Till Death do us Party

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Till Death do us Party a solo exhibition by Rebecca Molloy Curated by Chris Bayley 4 July - 1 August 2015 VITRINE Bermondsey Square, 24-hour daily PV Friday 3 July 2015 (6-9pm) Thoughts are tangled. Fragmented bodies strewn across the floor in an unruly cluster. Limbs are heavy. Unresponsive. Nothing really makes sense. VITRINE Bermondsey Square is delighted to present a solo exhibition of London-based artist Rebecca Molloy. For this ambitious site-specific installation, Molloy presents a new body of work that explores the lengths the human body will go to to have fun.

Full press release and details can be found on the VITRINE website.