The year 2022 was fruitful for Peep – he completed dozens of new pieces. Some would make it to exhibitions, others were submitted to art competitions. A few are still on sale as NFTs. In addition, Peep published a number of artworks only on his Instagram page. But which of these were his personal favourites? 

Thinking back to last year, an important point to mention is the artist group Art for Our Sake, which Peep has joined.

The exhibition "Guardians of Dreams" at M.A.D.S. Art Gallery is now open, and will stay on until November 4. Thanks to M.A.D.S.' mixed reality concept, it can be enjoyed around the globe.

This Friday at 4 p.m. GMT +2 timezone, a new show called "Guardians of Dreams" will open at M.A.D.S. Art Gallery. The exhibition deals with the world of dreams, once guarded and shaped by the gods of the night in Greek mythology, and now entrusted to humans with their multitude of beliefs.

Peep is currently taking part in the "Athens Open Art" 3rd June edition group show at Art Number 23 Athens gallery in Greece. His pieces "Flying Machine" and "Brewing Beer Using Extraterrestrial Technologies" will be visible every day 16.00-20.00pm until Thursday 9 June.

Last week, it was the International Women's Day, and for this special occasion, the Canadian virtual gallery Gallerium opened a new exhibition titled "Femina – 2022". The show is inspired by the UN's dedicated message that "women of the world want and deserve an equal future, free from stigma, stereotypes and violence; a future that is sustainable, peaceful, with equal rights and opportunities for all".

We are pleased to announce that two of Peep's works are currently on display at Boomer Gallery in London, at the exhibition "The New Artist". The two pieces are no. 2 and 3 from the "Forest Dwellers that Cannot Be Seen" series (see the whole series in the below Instagram post).

For Peep, the year has started with the virtual group exhibition "Extinction – 2021" at the Gallerium gallery, on the Biafarin platform (Canada). As a pressing environmental issue, the ongoing mass extinction of species has touched the hearts of many artists, who have submitted over 300 artworks to this display.