Announcing the 7th February! We’re excited to be hosting an Afro-fusion dining experience and art showcase at @lanzoroteworks 🥣
@Tros.London@ChuckKustom , and @mothershipheadquaters have teamed up for a unique evening— serving both food, art and inspiration.
Rooted in curated recipes from across the African continent, this experience uses fine dining and artistic expression & conversations as a way to imagine new cultural diasporic possibilities.and @mothershipheadquaters
📅 Date: 7th February
🕖 Time: 7:00 – 11:00 PM
📍 Location: 230 Dalston Lane, Hackney, London E8 1LA
👗 Dress code: Your best fit - don’t wish you were there.
TICKET LINK IN BIO
We look forward to welcome you
Special thanks to @chuckkustom@radiuskateboards & @connorkawaii for this donation package after a successful charity skate event they organized to support our local skate scene afew month ago in uk.
We had the pleasure to host Samuel Breyton first exhibition “Thruthfully me”.
Thanks to @chuckkustom for producing the show and thanks to everyone who was involved and to who participated.
It was great to see you all, see you soon! 🪑
At Chuck Kustom, Creativity Konnects sits at the heart of everything we do, 🌍 ❤️
On 07/02 we was honoured to present an Afro fusion dinner designed for our community⚡️ to form hope for alternative futures, shaped through repair, imagination, memory and continuity. It became a space to explore how new cultural materials and shared experiences could help rebuild what history attempted to disrupt.
The distinction between past and future softens as we acknowledge and own the responsibility of holding together diasporic traditions that have often been structurally, systemically, legislatively and architecturally designed to break.
Through Curated Pan-African recipes, architectural space, and community spotlight, it became our way to archive memory, deepen connection, and create conversations towards a shared progress of a new alternative future.
Thank you to our partners:
@lanzaroteworks@tros.london@mothershipheadquarters
Thank you to our contributors:
@_ephthat@sage.complex@_oliviaema@anuchaouj@sofisofilee 📸
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YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD NPC: Was a exploration in harnessing an immersive celebration of sub culture beauty and creative tribes, reflecting the misfits, dreamers and diverse voices that have shaped the city of London, 📍🇬🇧 This was not a exhibition but a multi synergy of connections filled with memories and storytelling from the perspective of 5 unique gameified NPC’s.
A massive thank you to those who have contributed to this experience & production: @gwdezign@chuckchinasky@commedes_fan@zoemarika_@galleriaobjets@olar.j@federicagrenzi@3dgwoz@seanaluede and DJ set by @dualehoke
Last few merch items will be made available to purchase through our website store.
FREE ENTRY, ticket link in bio.
Date: 25 – 27 April. 5pm – late.
Location: Galleria Objets, 92 Brick Lane E1 6RL.
Welcome to “Your Neighbourhood NPC”– an immersive pop-up exhibition that transforms the overlooked into the unforgettable. Set in the heart of London’s creative scene, this experience dives deep into the subcultures and creative tribes that shape the city. Through a mix of animation, 3D-printed character design, and nostalgic storytelling, you’ll meet five unique NPCs – each representing a different sub-genre within London’s underground scene. From rebellious dreamers to non-defining creatives, their stories reflect the friends you grew up with, the people you see on the street, and maybe even yourself..
This exhibition is built for you to step inside a space that feels like a nostalgic trip back to your teenage bedroom. Posters on the wall. Music in the air. CRT TVs playing pixelated memories. It’s a retro-futuristic vibe where adolescence meets art.
What to expect?
• Interactive character worlds with animations + collectible 3D printed figurines.
• Limited-edition fashion & accessories inspired by each NPC.
• Playable video games embedded in the experience.
• Free entry, drinks, merch. Music and unique collectibles.
Your Neighbourhood NPC isn’t just an exhibition. It’s a celebration and showcase of the misfits, the round pegs in the square holes, and the artists and voices who make London, feel home. It’s London – where everyone has a voice innit..
EP 13: This time we sat down with George White, the mind behind GWDezign, to talk 3D printing, skate culture, and turning childhood dreams into tangible art.
From sketching in 2D to building his own figurines, George’s journey has been anything but linear. Uni pushed him into a corner, and he came out creating entire worlds. Influenced by London’s subcultures and a lifetime on a skateboard, his work is about identity, style, and doing things your own way: snapbacks, baggy jeans and all.
For George, it’s not just about making cool stuff. It’s about finding a lane, sticking with it when it gets hard, and making something that makes someone else feel something. Whether it’s through form, nostalgia, or just the vibe, his art is here to connect.
Because sometimes, the dream really is as simple as making mini versions of your crew… and seeing how far that dream can grow.
Video editing: @federicagrenzi
APPAREL DESIGNER (PAID) ‼️🚨
Hey guys with more projects coming in and the team growing, we’re looking for someone to join us as a part-time Graphic Apparel Designer. This is a remote role but of course you’re more than welcome to join us on our shoots and creative projects!
DM us for more information if you’re interested 💫
EP 12: Walking out of Farringdon Station toward Jaffar’s studio, we didn’t know what to expect. What we found was an artist with a quirky outlook on life and a creative process just as unique.
For Jaffar, art started as a means to an end but evolved into an introspective journey—helping him understand himself and the world around him. To him, life, much like art, is about constant creation. Being an artist isn’t about fitting into one definition; it’s about embracing the passion to create in any form.
In his studio, surrounded by childlike yet profound paintings, we saw this philosophy come alive. Each piece felt like an open-ended story, inviting viewers to interpret and complete it in their own way. Watching him paint—a simple yet intricate process—was a testament to the parallels he draws between art and life: it’s not about the destination but the act of creating along the way.
From his paintings and graphic design to his dream of illustrating a children’s book, Jaffar is just getting started. We can’t wait to see what he creates next.
Video editing: @federicagrenzi
