Exhibition: Masters in Procrastination and Masturbation
This exhibition traces a personal journey toward accepting sexuality and the emotional weight that comes with it. Through deeply personal works, Samson reflects on experiences of insecurity, depression, isolation, and self-doubt, while also confronting the gradual process of self-acceptance and growth.
Masters in procrastination and masturbation.
This exhibition traces a personal journey toward accepting sexuality and the emotional weight that comes with it. Through deeply personal works, Samson reflects on experiences of insecurity, depression, isolation, and self-doubt, while also confronting the gradual process of self-acceptance and growth.
By inviting the viewer into his mind, Samson translates emotions and lived experiences onto the canvas in a direct and often literal way. Internal struggles are transformed into visual language, allowing feelings that are difficult to express verbally to exist physically within the space.
At its heart, the exhibition is about perspective and transformation. Looking back at where he once was, acknowledging where he is now, and imagining what the future might hold. Samson’s work captures the tension between vulnerability and resilience, reminding viewers that identity is not fixed, but continuously shaped through experience, reflection, and acceptance.