Miracle State

Haricot Gallery is thrilled to present 'Miracle State', a solo exhibition of new works by Hetty Douglas. If we were born whole but became fragmented in body, mind, and spirit through abandonment and shame (mortification), then we must seek a way to return to our Miracle State. Hetty Douglas’s solo show invites you to partake in a journey of psychological renewal. This exhibition can be described as the ‘inner drugstore,’ with shelves stocked with the addiction of excitement, the poison of shame, false fears, and the seduction of self-abandonment. Each work in this exhibition measures the weight of these learned...

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'Miracle State', installation view, Haricot Gallery, London, 2025. Courtesy of the artist and Haricot Gallery
- Hetty Douglas,'Psoas', 2025, acrylic, ink, oil bar and charcoal on canvas, 120 x 100 cm. Courtesy of the artist and Haricot Gallery, London
- Hetty Douglas, 'Wondering Nerve', 2025, acrylic, ink, oil bar and charcoal on canvas, 61 x 61 cm. Courtesy of the arist and Haricot Gallery, London
Hetty Portrait. Photo: Alex Micu

Hetty Douglas lives and works in London, England. She holds a BA (Hons) in Illustration from University of Arts London. Solo exhibitions include Miracle State at Haricot Gallery, London (2025); Narcissistic Tendencies at Mott Projects, New York (2024); Baby Names at Shit Art Club, Los Angeles (2023); Flooded at Gallery Steinsland Berliner, Stockholm (2022).

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Hetty Douglas lives and works in London, England. She holds a BA (Hons) in Illustration from University of Arts London. Solo exhibitions include Miracle State at Haricot Gallery, London (2025); Narcissistic Tendencies at Mott Projects, New York (2024); Baby Names at Shit Art Club, Los Angeles (2023); Flooded at Gallery Steinsland Berliner, Stockholm (2022).

Group exhibitions include Flesh and Time with Katie Eraser, Bomb Factory, London (2025); A Journey Into the Unknown, Haricot Gallery, London (2024); Intertwined Realities, Bricks Gallery, Copenhagen (2023); Glove Box, Dublin (2022); The Arts Club Binder of Women, London (2022); Shit Art Club, Los Angeles (2021); Pop Fine Arts, Los Angeles (2020); Deli Grocery, New York (2020); Southward Platform, London (2019); Deli Grocery, New York (2019); Gallery 46, London (2018); Gamble Street, Nottingham (2018); Cob Gallery, London (2018); Republic Gallery, London (2017); Doomer Gallery, London (2016); 71a Gallery, London (2016); Mother, London (2016); Monroe Street, New York (2016).