Perishable Rush

MATERIALITY
BEYOND PAINT. BEYOND CANVAS.

Some pictures of the opening night of ‘MATERIALITY’ at the iconic Saatchi Gallery in London! Curated by BSMT. This second exhibition in a two-part series brings together 21 contemporary artists exploring what happens when the physical substance of an artwork becomes as significant as the idea it carries. In an increasingly digital and immaterial world, Materiality turns our attention back to the tactile, the imperfect, and the resolutely physical.

SHOW DATES: August 6th – September 12th, 2026
LOCATION: Saatchi Gallery , London
CURATED BY: BSMT SPACE

Participating artists:
Arlo Sinclair | Carrie Reichardt | Crystal Wagner | Dan Rawlings | Florist | Handiedan | Helch | Joe Everyman | Joe Sangre | Jonesy | Laura Ortiz Vega | LPVDA | Mário Belém | Matthew Small | perishablerush | Perspicere | Rocco and his Brothers | Sally Hewett | Simon Berger | Simon Hennessey | Soda

MATERIALITY
BEYOND PAINT. BEYOND CANVAS.

Opening next week: ‘MATERIALITY’ at the iconic Saatchi Gallery in London! Curated by BSMT, this second exhibition in a two-part series brings together 21 contemporary artists exploring what happens when the physical substance of an artwork becomes as significant as the idea it carries. In an increasingly digital and immaterial world, Materiality turns our attention back to the tactile, the imperfect, and the resolutely physical.

SHOW DATES: August 6th – September 12th, 2026
LOCATION: Saatchi Gallery , London
CURATED BY: BSMT SPACE

Participating artists:
Arlo Sinclair | Carrie Reichardt | Crystal Wagner | Dan Rawlings | Florist | Handiedan | Helch | Joe Everyman | Joe Sangre | Jonesy | Laura Ortiz Vega | LPVDA | Mário Belém | Matthew Small | perishablerush | Perspicere | Rocco and his Brothers | Sally Hewett | Simon Berger | Simon Hennessey | Soda

Summer City Underground Exhibition

This June, I am thrilled to be part of an epic group show in the heart of Amsterdam .gallery. Revelator Gallery is presenting the Summer City Underground Exhibition, bringing together a powerhouse collective of urban art heavyweights and trailblazing creators.

The exhibition dives beneath the surface of the traditional summer aesthetic, showcasing the raw energy and hidden narratives of the cityscape. I will be showcasing my work alongside an incredible lineup of artists, spanning from graffiti to modern mixed-media.

Lineup: Fake • Frank Willems • Bortusk Leer • Tik Toy • OX-Alien • Ravian Derriere • Chinny Bond • Mick La Rock • Jake • Sames • Laser 3.14 • York One • CC Artlover • Handiedan • Pipsqueak Was Here!!! • Spoko Loco • Lieuwe van Gogh • Sick Society • Elja Maria • Perishable Rush • Carl Kenz • Mul • Pim Palsgraaf & Nouch.

Join Me for the Opening Night

Come celebrate the launch, view the new pieces, and catch up. I’d love to see you there!

When: June 5th
Time: 15:00 – 19:30
Where: .gallery Revelator.Gallery

Visitor Information

Address: Westermarkt 4, 1016 DK Amsterdam
Opening Hours: Wednesday – Saturday | 11:00 – 16:00

See you at the opening!

🎨 URBAN WILDCARD ART
💐 The First Bloom – Art, Spring Awakening & Southside Vibes
🗓️ May 8–10, 2026
🌐 Studio 40, Cologne Südstadt

🌼 When spring arrives, things don’t just get more colorful – they get wilder.
28 artists showcase at URBAN WILDCARD ART just how diverse urban art can be – like drawn jokers: unexpected, bold, real ✨ Sometimes loud, sometimes subtle – but always with impact. Art that hits you.

🛍️ Art that goes home with you.
Originals, prints & affordable art ✨ For everyone who truly feels urban art.

🕓 Vernissage: FRI May 8, 5:00 PM – 9:30 PM
SAT May 9, 1:00 PM – 8:00 PM
SUN May 10, 1:00 PM – 7:00 PM

📍 Studio 40 // Backyard
Alteburger Str. 40, 50678 Köln


👉 Artist Line-up
SeiLeise
Adultremix
Sweetsnini
Dropix
Tomyfoto
Cuts and Pieces .and.pieces
Perishablerush
KIDN .istdasnicht
Erika Wengenroth
Jens Mohr
# #
HeroArt
Illstencil
Mein Hood!
Muckef_cker
Senor Schnu
Planet Selfie
Metraeda
Sasa Bungebi .designkultur
Moritz Adam Schmitt .adam.schmitt
Pola Bergmann .0
Monika Fritsch
Only Abrahams
Markant
Zsa Zsaa
Peter Mück
Cinderella Bones
Eveline Mürlebach

🖼️ Sticker Charity Exchange
Stickers can be traded at your own responsibility, and taken in exchange for a donation of your choice in support of ✨ Expect a wide range of colorful, small, and sticky works from various street and urban artists.

Double Trouble 02 Where the void becomes the view.

We are excited to introduce a centerpiece from the new Double Trouble series, now part of the RAW REMAINS solo exhibition. This series was born from a moment of studio serendipity, an accidental overlap of cut-out posters that revealed a new way to look through the art.

The Anatomy of a Trinity In Double Trouble, the artwork isn’t just on the surface; it’s a studio interpretation of street action, where “nothingness” allows the history of the city to speak back:

The Double Layer: Two distinct posters, prepared with hand-cut voids, are layered over each other to create a complex, distorted composition.

The Icon: Features the deconstructed Mickey Mouse mask, a recurring silhouette in the show, now stripped of its hero status and turned into a window.

The Third Element: Instead of a street wall, the “fill” is a wooden panel saturated with color and texture. This surface is a heavy, tactile slab of studio-captured energy, bringing the grit of the outside world into a controlled, physical form.

From the Sidewalk to the Studio The name says it all. By doubling the posters, Perishable Rush doubles the tension between figuration and abstraction. This series mimics the “fantastic combinations” that happen when a poster is torn on the street to reveal the colorful chaos underneath. By recreating this process in the studio on wood, the artist fixes a temporary street moment into a permanent, raw relic.

In the spirit of RAW REMAINS, Double Trouble proves that what we remove is just as important as what we add.

RAW REMAINS: Color Under Pressure, Images in Decay Now showing LAST WEEK TO VISIT THE SHOW

Interested in this series? Send a DM to for inquiries or visit the show to experience the depth of these layers in person.

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DPM-15-AM-08

Own a geological slice of Amsterdam’s graffiti history.

This piece is part of the Disruptive Pattern Material series, a collection of abstract collages that treat the city’s accumulated graffiti history as a raw, physical material.

Decoding the Work

The title follows a strict “military code,” reflecting the structured chaos of the urban landscape:

DPM: Short for Disruptive Pattern Material.

15: The compact, high-impact size of 15x15 cm.

AM: The source city; Amsterdam.

08: The unique sequence number in this series.

Urban Camouflage
This isn’t just an abstract work; it’s a core sample of a city wall. Each fragment consists of graffiti paint layers that have built up over years, capturing the creative energy of countless artists in a single “paint chip.”

The color palette is entirely unique to the source wall in Amsterdam, a physical record of an era, solidified and preserved.

The exhibition RAW REMAINS Color Under Pressure, Images in Decay is still on display

Interested in adding this piece to your collection? Send a DM to for inquiries or visit the exhibition to see the art in person.

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Another piece of the urban puzzle has found its permanent home. Bad Bunny 11 is sold. This work is a standout from the series where Perishable Rush deconstructs global icons to create entirely new, distorted characters. It’s a collision of pop culture and the raw physical history of Amsterdam’s walls.

The Anatomy of a Character

In this piece, familiar symbols are stripped of their original meaning and fused into a “new hero” of the streets:

The Mashup: The iconic Pl***oy Bunny logo merges with Batman’s mask, finished with the sultry, recognizable lips from Andy Warhol’s legendary Velvet Underground & Nico cover.
The Material: This character is built from a vibrant explosion of graffiti paint chips and found wood.
The Origin: These specific paint layers were harvested from a wall on Java-eiland, Amsterdam. These are unique “geological” layers of the city. Super colorful, thick, and impossible to replicate.
Images in Decay
Part of the RAW REMAINS collection, Bad Bunny 11 represents the shift from recognition to noise. It’s a physical reminder of how images live, wear down, and acquire new meaning through the hands of the artist.

RAW REMAINS Color Under Pressure, Images in Decay now on display

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