Esquidy: Head Full Of Worms

Deadline:

4 September
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September 6
Land Street Gallery

Head Full of Worms explores Esquidy’s lived experiences of intrusive thoughts, anxiety, depression, paranoia, and a late-diagnosed ASD. The exhibition frames these mental intrusions as “worms” — thousands of tiny, noisy intruders squatting in the mind, hatched deep in the brain since birth. Through this metaphor, Esquidy transforms deeply personal struggles into a raw and confronting artistic language.

Opening Event:
Friday 5 September 2025, 6–10pm

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