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Photo highlights from Arrival Gallery's group exhibition at The Seven House in Brooklyn are now available.
Part One - The Venue https://instagram.com/p/DaF3s3eEWQC
Part Two - The Venue II https://instagram.com/p/DaF7WKOkT8E
Part Three - Highlights https://instagram.com/p/DaF-4VuEZji
The exhibition started yesterday and will end on the 28th at 17:00.
Photo highlights from ARTHOUSE NYC's What Next Group Show's opening night is now up on Instagram. It is separated into three parts:
Part One - The Venue https://instagram.com/p/DZzwCMVkSGh
Part Two - Highlights (from The Venue) https://instagram.com/p/DZ0WXxbmxtO
Part Three - Big Screen Plaza https://instagram.com/p/DZ0WqMMG99f
The exhibition started two weeks ago and will end on the 30th. If you're going to stop by to check out the works of the participating artists (myself included), you will have to make an appointment if you want to make a visit.
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On June 19th, I will be one of 70 artists participating in a group exhibition entitled, "What Next?"
This will be hosted by ARTHOUSE NYC, located at 9 West 8th Street (The Flatiron District). The show begins from 19:00 until 22:00 EST.
However, before that, works that will be presented at the event will be shown at Big Screen Plaza, located on 851 6th Avenue (behind Kimpton Hotel). That will begin from 17:00 until 18:00 EST.
Free tickets can be obtained at Eventbrite: https://flyn.to/arthousenyc-whatnext
Please note: If you're going to swing by to the gallery the day after the reception, it will be by appointment only.
For more info, you can check their official site: https://arthouse.nyc
Snooze. © 2026.
Just received an email a few days ago from the Blue Koi Gallery. One of the three works that I've submitted, "Snooze," has made it to Finalist.
This will be my fourth straight placement with this gallery. The online exhibition, Emotion & Expressions, will be released on their site later this month.
Stay tuned!
On Instagram, in a collaboration post with The Holy Art Gallery, Milk Circuit has hit 4,000 views (and still climbing). Thanks to the gallery for the opportunity.
This piece will be featured in the Tokyo Art on Loop in October.
You can check out the post here: https://instagram.com/p/DZbjoSEgGD3
The SMK Lookbook is now up on my website. To view it, go to the link here: https://shmtsukge.cc/docs/smk-lookbook.pdf. These are sample pages from the PDF portfolio.
(Note: Lettering in the artwork description is different in the final version as compared to the sample page.)
The SMK Lookbook (PDF Portfolio) is now in progress and will be released between mid-month to early July. Stay tuned for more updates and details.
Key To The Mind. © 2026.
Milk Circuit. © 2026.
Hellspawn (Self Portrait) High Poly Version
©2026.
Hellspawn comes from a place most people are too scared to admit exists. I burned society’s bullshit book on how to live, how to behave, how to smile, and how to pretend any of this is worth worshipping. I do not care for the script. I do not care for the norms. And I sure as hell do not care about performing a life that never felt honest to me in the first place.
This piece is about a darker truth: I see more excitement in expiring than in living. There is more honesty in ruin, more fascination in the end, more life in death’s shadow than in the numb routine people call existence. That is the energy running through this portrait.
The skull is positioned that way on purpose — it is turning to look at you. It is not there for style points. It is the real stare of the piece. The face looks forward, but the skull turns toward the viewer like the part buried underneath has become conscious and decided to confront you itself.
This self-portrait is not asking for approval. If people do not like what it says, they can go fuck themselves. It is the dark side of my mind, stripped bare: flesh still here, but the spirit already finding more pull in the fire than in the fraud of living.
The last block has been unlocked. It will be the exhibition in Brooklyn hosted by Arrival Gallery - which will run on the same days as that of the Brighton show.
Here's the line-up (in no particular order):
Arrival Gallery: Brighton Chimera House Studios 18 Lower Rock Gardens, Brighton, ENG BN2 1PG June 26 - 28
Arrival Gallery: London their.gallery 56 Dawes Rd Fulham London SW6 7EJ UK. July 10 - 12
The Holy Art Gallery: New York Mriya Gallery 101 Reade Street, New York, Tribeca, 10013, USA July 10 - 13
Arrival Gallery: Brooklyn Seven House 35 Meadow Street, Suite 103, Brooklyn, NY, USA June 26 - 28
Heavier Than Breath. © 2026. The piece explores the moment when survival and surrender exist in the same body.
The work shows a man submerged beneath water, pulled downward by a heavy anchor while reaching toward the faint light above. His body is still fighting for the surface, but the weight beneath him suggests something stronger than physical struggle — memory, guilt, grief, exhaustion, or the unseen burdens that make escape feel impossible.
The water becomes both prison and silence. It does not rage. It surrounds. It absorbs. It turns panic into stillness.
Through its dark blue palette and pixelated decay, Heavier Than Breath reflects the feeling of being dragged under by what one carries internally. The anchor is not only an object; it is a symbol of emotional weight, the kind that makes even breathing feel like labor.
At its core, the piece is about the quiet violence of burden — and the fragile instinct to keep reaching, even when the depth has already claimed you.
"Sigue" RED CONFESSIONAL (SMK0030) BPM. 91 KEY. D♯ MINOR prod./lyrc./comp. Richard Michaud main artist æ»æ»…å½± â„— 2026. SHIMETSUKAGE. ====== LYRICS ====== (ES) ¡Sigue! ¡Sigue! ¡Sigue! ¡Sigue! ¡Sigue! ¡Sigue! Aunque vuela el suelo. ¡Sigue! ¡Sigue! ¡Sigue! TodavÃa hay cielo. No estás solo, no estás solo. Me vira hasta modo de avión, pero vuelvo al rumbo. ¡Sigue! ¡Sigue! ¡Sigue! Que ya sabe el sol. (EN) Keep going! Keep going! Keep going! Keep going! Keep going! Keep going! Even if the ground flies away. Keep going! Keep going! Keep going! There is still sky. You are not alone, you are not alone. It spins me right into airplane mode, but I return to my course. Keep going! Keep going! Keep going! For the sun already knows.
"No Breaks" BEYOND THESE STEPS (SMK0029) BPM. 99 KEY. A♯ MINOR prod./comp. Richard Michaud main artist æ»æ»…å½± â„— 2026. SHIMETSUKAGE.