Freq Art

Today would have been Marilyn Monroe’s 100th birthday.

The world remembers an icon. A symbol. A myth.

I remember a muse.

Over the years, Marilyn became a source of inspiration for my art—not because of the woman history tells us she was, but because of the woman I discovered through my own connection to her. The one I imagined, questioned, admired and ultimately created within my work.

For me, her influence was never really about beauty. It was about something deeper: connection. The mysterious way we can find pieces of ourselves reflected in someone we’ve never met.

Today, I celebrate not the legend, but the inspiration she gave me and continues to give.

Cheers Donald! 🫡

Visual DNA for 🏀

Prior to the 25/26 season kicking off, I worked with to define a new visual style and tone that felt as bold as their name suggests. 🐗 The kits were the main vessel for that aesthetic—an extension of my work as translated into performance wear.

Swipe to see the „style” in action. 📸

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Big thanks to Rafał & Michał for their trust.

LOVE HITS DIFFERENT

Valentine’s Day means something different to everyone. Maybe now more than ever.

I grew up watching the great old romance films — stories of sweeping gestures, grand declarations and the kind of love that felt inevitable. As a young boy, I believed in that version wholeheartedly. I think part of me always hoped I’d find it too.

Back in the late ’90s I created ‘Stupid Cupid’ — a simple stencil inspired by the famous figure atop the fountain in Piccadilly Circus, London. In my version, Cupid sat defiantly on a large, polished d***o, firing arrows into broken hearts. It was cheeky and a little cynical — a commentary on how messy love can be beneath the fairy-tale surface.

This new piece I’m sharing for the first time today is the evolution of that idea.

Cupid has adapted. His arrows have changed. The message now feels broader — less about disillusionment, more about inclusion. Whoever you love — or if this year is about learning to love yourself — Cupid’s aim is for everyone.

Love doesn’t look like it did in the movies.
It doesn’t land the same for all of us.
But it still hits.

No words needed.

Moscow 10/1998
‘World Ruled by Monkeys’

03/01/2009