Latest Episodes
Closure Optional Ep. 78 – Existentialism and Pandemonium
This episode is about what the fuck is going on?! The world’s a little topsy-turvey at the moment and so I discuss an idea that emerged in… Read more “Closure Optional Ep. 78 – Existentialism and Pandemonium”
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Closure Optional Ep. 77 – Confidence
This episode is about the good and bad of confidence, how being insecure can lead to over-confidence, and why I’m the best and worst person in the… Read more “Closure Optional Ep. 77 – Confidence”
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Closure Optional Ep. 76 – Insecurity
In this episode I get harsh, cry a little, and say fuck a lot. I’m talking about what happens when we hold onto insecurity as a personality… Read more “Closure Optional Ep. 76 – Insecurity”
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Video Production
Video Projects:
Commissioned Work – Promotional videos and various freelance work for the Muay Thai industry.
Baby G’s Champtown – My vlog about being a champion and legend and blackbelt in Muaythai and changing the world one spinning doublepunch at a time.
The Pervert’s Guide to Art Criticism – In this series, I bring the world of the arts to you in a non-pretentious (but possibly self-indulgent) and certainly unqualified, way. If you love art but hate thinking, or love thinking but hate art, then come with me and I’ll show you how to stop being such a cunt.
Artwork
Roughly and pretentiously speaking, the general theme in my artwork is perception and (subsequent) deception. Reality seems malleable, and is certainly tainted by our own perceptions – which is further confused by the perceptions of people around us. My aim is to seek connection to myself, and to something meaningful outside of my own head, through visual representations of our internal and external worlds.