On November 1 & 2, 2025, Jeej opened his latest contemporary art solo exhibition It’s Not Mine OFC. in collaboration with art gallery Très Art in Breda. Over the course of one weekend, the show welcomed collectors, creatives, and long-time followers from across the Netherlands and beyond. The atmosphere was electric – equal parts raw and refined. Jeej and the team would like to thank everyone who visited. It was an honor to connect, share stories, and show this new body of work in such an intimate setting.
New Work, New Perspective
For this exhibition, Jeej unveiled a collection of contemporary artworks that dive deeper into his ongoing exploration of anonymity and authorship. Several pieces had never been shown before, presenting a more subtle and introspective evolution of his signature faceless characters and visual contrasts. While Jeej’s work remains rooted in graffiti culture, It’s Not Mine OFC. challenged ideas around value, ownership, and identity, especially in a time where visibility often equals worth.
“Everyone Else” – A Personal Milestone
During the show, Jeej also premiered his very personal sculpture, titled Everyone Else, a conceptual piece that bridges private memory with public reflection. All nine editions were sold out within the opening weekend. A full feature on this sculpture is shared here, as it deserves its own spotlight.
Almost Gone – What’s Next?
The response to the show exceeded expectations. Many works have already found new homes, and as a result, we won’t be releasing a full post-show catalogue at this time. However, a limited number of works are still available and new pieces are already in development. Subscribers to our Inner Circle will be the first to receive updates, previews, and exclusive access.
