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BIJIJOO
16 Mar-14 May 2023
PV 16 Mar 2023, 6-8pm
Saatchi Yates
London SW1Y 6AL
Bijijoo, Diguise, 2023, Oil, acrylic & pastel on canvas. Credit: Saatchi Yates
16 Mar-14 May 2023
Overview
Saatchi Yates is proud to present the inaugural solo exhibition of American TikTok sensation Michael Todd Horne - known as Bijijoo (b. 1975), with a select number of new works delving into his personal world of monsters and characters that garnered him a cult following since joining the platform in March 2021.
A zoo-like array of large-scale paintings sees amorphous, colour-drenched monsters emerge at Saatchi Yates, some with an unsettling glee reminiscent of the wonder and dread felt towards the unknown in childhood. Off-kilter in their gait and proportions, they lurch towards the boundaries of the canvas, and tap into nostalgia.
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