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'A Window on the World’ by Flog
DCG London is proud to present the debut UK solo show of French artist Flog, whose vibrant and emotionally charged work has captivated collectors across Europe, the U.S., and Asia. With his iconic Human of Glass series, Flog explores the delicate tension between fragility and strength, shaping a universe where pop culture, childhood memories, and dreamlike narratives converge.
Using a distinctive blend of spray paint, acrylic, and oil, Flog breathes life into his translucent character—each figure a vessel of emotion, memory, and experience. Set against richly imagined backdrops, these figures invite viewers into silent, open-ended stories where interpretation becomes deeply personal. At once subtle, romantic, and at times unsettling, Flog’s work is a poetic reflection on the human condition, rendered with meticulous detail and profound sensitivity.
This exhibition at Dorothy Circus Gallery marks an exciting new chapter in Flog’s journey—his first solo show in the UK and a unique opportunity for London audiences to experience the depth and imagination of his evolving artistic universe.
Using a distinctive blend of spray paint, acrylic, and oil, Flog breathes life into his translucent character—each figure a vessel of emotion, memory, and experience. Set against richly imagined backdrops, these figures invite viewers into silent, open-ended stories where interpretation becomes deeply personal. At once subtle, romantic, and at times unsettling, Flog’s work is a poetic reflection on the human condition, rendered with meticulous detail and profound sensitivity.
This exhibition at Dorothy Circus Gallery marks an exciting new chapter in Flog’s journey—his first solo show in the UK and a unique opportunity for London audiences to experience the depth and imagination of his evolving artistic universe.
Thu 9 Oct to Thursday 30 October
Dorothy Circus Gallery London, 35 Connaught St, St George’s Fields, London , United Kingdom W2 2AZ
Opening: 9 October 2025 at 4:30 PMPublic Viewing: 10–30 October 2025
Admission: Free during the opening and throughout the exhibition
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