Last Chance to See: Tom Lewis' Megan and the Beasts of Kaimei at Hoxton Gallery, London

Exhibition: Megan and the Beasts of Kaimei, Hoxton Gallery, London, until October 14 2012

Tom Lewis’ fictional heroine, Megan, is nothing less than the last hope for the survival of the magical soul flowers. She follows a neon butterfly across the River Kaigen, urged on by Legends, encountering golden councils, trumpet-tooting pandas, tetchy dragons comprised of rain and shadow and The Mysterious Borobbu.

In exhibition terms, that spells gilded sculptures featuring three-foot custom-made neon wings, a huge battle diptych and an experimental deity, often in luminous paint but quite possibly dependent on Lewis’ choice of multitudinous mediums, including aerosol cans, gold leaf, airbrushes, marker pens, biros, 3D rapid prototyping, garnish and pencil, to name a far from complete list.

Having appeared on The Junior Apprentice, Lewis’ previous solo show, Megan and the Garden of Edo, sold out within minutes of going on sale. But non-buying visitors should find a fairytale ending in his “beautiful, nonsensical chaos.”

• Open 9am-6pm. Admission free. Hoxton Gallery at The Arch, Kingsland Road, London.

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