“The world’s not mine, but it’s not yours either.” This phrase isn’t just a quote, it’s the foundation of Jeej’s latest sculptural release: Everyone Else. Launched during his 2025 solo exhibition Not Mine Ofc, the piece resonated so deeply that it sold out within the opening weekend. A clear sign that its message – subtle, layered and timely – struck a chord.
A mirror to the outside, Built from the inside
For Jeej, silence is a space of clarity. A place to create, reflect and process the world. Everyone Else was born from that quiet. But it’s also a mirror: a gentle protest against ego-driven thinking, a reminder that not everything revolves around us.
The sculpture tells its story through three layers:
- The base: inspired by Jeej’s personal blackbook: raw, intimate, never meant to be shared.
- The middle: a nod to War of the Worlds, reflecting outer chaos and projection.
- The top: the world. Claimed by many, owned by none. Still very present.
Texture with Intention
Handmade from high-end polyresin and finished in a custom-developed stone look, each of the 9 editions carries its own tone and texture. Matte meets baroque. Clean meets symbolic. It’s a work meant to be explored slowly, layer by layer.
More than just an object
This sculpture is about creating your own world, even as you’re navigating everyone else’s. It’s about presence, legacy, and what we leave behind. Consciously or not. Every detail holds a fragment of Jeej’s personal story, from graffiti roots to deeper philosophies.
