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02/06/2026

HBH Gallery. Behind the scenes.

Here’s out we built out a strategy for the recent exhibition Are We Really Here? for

This exhibition was a short-run group show for a nomadic gallery. Our video strategy was designed to built attention long-before the doors opened and ensure a regular stream of new material every day they were open.

Across the production we produced 20 short-form videos, utilising a range of different formats to make sure every piece of content genuinely felt fresh.

Utilising this digital space is no longer optional, it’s an essential component in any campaign, whatever industry you’re working in.

DM or book in a call if you think video strategy could help you.

See for full artist and artwork list.

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Thanks again to and .b for their trust in this direction.

27/05/2026

How a strategic Digital Video Strategy can help your gallery.

We’ve all walked into a gallery and felt it, that quiet signal that this space wasn’t built for you.

It’s a business model that has, for a long time, only served the bottom of the funnel.

Working with galleries over the years, what I find most interesting is being part of the shift away from that. Not building barriers between the artist and the audience, dismantling them.

Video is one of the most effective ways to do that.

No coded language to decode while you’re trying to experience the work. Just a direct line to the artist in that moment of creation.

Nurturing an audience from the top of the funnel down is one of the most effective ways to convert the art curious into life-long collectors.

The galleries figuring that out right now are the ones who’ll still have an audience in ten years.

DM if you’re ready to hear more.

21/05/2026

South East London’s .guarnera gives a peek behind the curtain of his influences and inspirations.

Recorded as part of the recent exhibition “Are We Really Here?”

“Mattia deals with contemporary Black masculinity and the complex reality of life in the digital age.

His works are produced with an airbrush, which becomes the perfect tool for this investigation balancing extreme manual dexterity with a totally modern technology, blurring the lines between the digital and phsyical worlds.” - HBH

Shot and hosted by for

15/05/2026

A mural depicting former Prime Minister Winston Churchill has been circulating recently and I thought we could explore it.

A realisation of artwork by was produced to mark VE day in the UK.

The mural also functions as part of a promotional campaign for the former Eastender’s exhibition with

The artwork for which has been under fire for his use of AI source material.

AlsoWanted to use this as a chance to shout out a few artists connected with Brighton

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This felt like vintage Fifth Wall TV.

Being comfortable on camera has opened more doors for me than almost any other skill I’ve developed.And it’s the thing I...
13/05/2026

Being comfortable on camera has opened more doors for me than almost any other skill I’ve developed.

And it’s the thing I push hardest for when working with clients.

“People Buy From People.”

It’s a cliché, because there’s truth in it.

I first cut my teeth trying to become a T4 presenter (elder millenials to the front!), which never quite landed, but it led me into selling battery chargers on a shopping channel.

Ok, not quite the dream.

Then art came into my life and for the first time I had something I genuinely wanted to talk about, and a space no one had claimed yet.

So that’s what I did and have done ever since.

The point is, the fear of being cringe will subside. And once it does, doors open.

11/05/2026

After racking up ten years of video production, I need to get better at talking about it.

If you’ve followed Fifth Wall TV for the art, it’s not going anywhere.

But there’s a whole side of my work I haven’t really talked about properly, and I need to change that.

Link in bio if you want video that actually does something for you.

29/04/2026

gives the rundown of his influences and inspirations at the at this years in Paris.

Born and raised in South East London, Remi Rough began painting graffiti in the 1980s before evolving his practice into something far more formally ambitious.

Carrying the instincts of a style writer into the language of fine art, his work distils fragments of the urban world into powerful geometric abstractions — placing him as a key figure in the Graffuturism and post-graffiti movements.

Entirely self-taught, his practice has taken him from Tate Modern to Art Basel Hong Kong.

He’s also one half of rap duo

Shot as part of the with and .mazac

Filmed and hosted by of

Project Recap: INSAThis is a short breakdown of a recent impromptu beach project in Margate with the artist INSA is wid...
24/04/2026

Project Recap: INSA

This is a short breakdown of a recent impromptu beach project in Margate with the artist

INSA is widely known for his “gif-iti”, a blend between analogue and digital processes.

Breaking down animations into single frames, hand drawn, painted or in this case, raked, works are repeated with subtle changes that become animations.

This became an opportunity to take sand-art, to a different space, while working in direct response to nature.

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07/04/2026

JEFF SOTO: Part 1: Californian artist takes a break from painting to give a breakdown of his creative influences and inspirations in Paris.

Inspired by graffiti, skate and punk culture, Jeff is often associated with the lowbrow / pop surrealism movement, alongside artists like Mark Ryden and Camille Rose Garcia.

His work frequently explores the tension between nature and industrialisation, as well as personal introspection.

Jeff was one of the participating artists for in New York and was a featured artist in their booth for this year’s

While in town, he found some time to leave one of his iconic owls on the infamous wall in the Oberkampf area of Paris.

For enquires on available work, contact .mazac

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Curated by and .mazac

Named Artists
Vincent Van Gogh
Frida Kahlo


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02/04/2026

Here’s how I built out a Digital Video Strategy for and at the Paris.

Video Production is no longer just about turning up and pointing a camera at something.

To really get the most out the content we’re making, we need to see ourselves less as service providers and more like partners, invested in their success.

The key to this is understanding how you’re actually going to bring your client value from the work you’re making.

We turned two days into a massive portfolio of content, each pointing in different places, servicing different functions.

This doesn’t just work for art, it works across all sectors of industry.

If this is something you’d like to explore, shoot me a DM and we can go from there.

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