Their practice explores themes of gender, sexuality, and human connection. Working across a variety of media and techniques, Lucas creates work that balances playfulness with moments of discomfort and curiosity.

Drawing from their queer experience, their work often centers on bodies, love, and identity, shifting between softness and boldness, sometimes playful, sometimes direct or gently unsettling, but always inviting reflection and conversation.

By embracing both vulnerability and confidence, Lucas creates space for nuance, recognition, and connection, encouraging viewers to engage more openly with themselves and others.

Selected Clients:
Wereld Natuur Fonds,  Amsterdam UMC, Het Volkshotel, Het Stedelijkmuseum, Hard//hoofd, Transmagazine , Pansy and The University of Ghent