‘Too Much’ Exhibition at Rhi Dancey
Workshop 2 July
Exhibition 2–12 July
PV 3 JulyExhibition is extended
: until 12.07 –
Exhibition is extended : until 12.07 –
Exhibition is extended
: until 12.07 –
Exhibition is extended : until 12.07 –
‘TOO MUCH’ is an exhibition by artist Polina Belenchuk exploring the world we live in today.
Constant stimulation, dopamine, information, the pressure to keep up.
The exhibition invites you to pause, reconnect with creativity, and question your relationship with consumption as you browse the Rhi Dancey Collection.
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Key Dates
2 July | 6–7:30 PM
Badge-Making Workshop (Ticketed)
Create your own collage badge and enjoy an exclusive first look at the exhibition before it opens to the public.
3 July | 6 PM
Private View (Free)
Celebrate the opening of TOO MUCH. Everyone is welcome.
2–12 July
Exhibition
Visit the exhibition during Rhi Dancey's opening hours while browsing the showroom collection.
Experience the exhibition and join events at Rhi Dancey, 8 Sandringham Rd, London E8 2LP
Canvas painting, acrylics, pastels, 80×80, 2026. The painting is part of the ‘TOO MUCH’ exhibition at Rhi Dancey’s showroom.
Paper, glue, pastels, 2026. Three framed collage portraits exploring the cycle of constant brain stimulation and being stuck in a dopamine overdose.Triptych is a part of the ‘TOO MUCH’ exhibition at Rhi Dancey’s showroom.
Limited edition A4 print signed by Polina Belenchuk, part of the ‘TOO MUCH’ exhibition at Rhi Dancey’s showroom.
Limited edition A4 print signed by Polina Belenchuk, part of the ‘TOO MUCH’ exhibition at Rhi Dancey’s showroom.
Artist Statment
My vibrant, colourful art that explores the way we live today, how technology, social media, and constant stimulation shape our attention, emotions, and creativity.
Exhibition TOO MUCH is a reflection on the overwhelming pace of modern life and a reminder of the joy of making something with our own hands.
In a world where we're encouraged to consume content, products, and information endlessly, this exhibition is my personal manifesto for creating more than consuming.
I embrace play, imperfection, and experimentation. I hope my work encourages people to slow down, reconnect with their creativity, and remember that making—even just for fun—can be an act of self-expression and resistance to constant consumption.
