PULSE International Announces Get Lost in the Wild: The Debut Art Book by Dr. Deyn

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PULSE International Announces Get Lost in the Wild — The Debut Art Book by Dr. Deyn

A Multi-Continental Celebration of Queer Art, Identity, and Liberation, Launching for Pride Month 2026

PARIS / SINGAPORE — PULSE International is proud to announce the release of Get Lost in the Wild, the long-awaited debut art book from internationally recognised artist Dr. Deyn. Launching this June to mark both Pride Month and PULSE's 11th anniversary, the publication will be celebrated with two flagship events across Europe and Asia — uniting the global queer art community through a shared vision of exploration, belonging, and uninhibited freedom.

Global Launch Events

The worldwide rollout of Get Lost in the Wild features two distinct international activations, each rooted in the cultural DNA of its host city.

Europe: Paris Ass Book Fair | June 5–8, 2026

The book makes its European debut at the prestigious Paris Ass Book Fair, held at the iconic Palais de Tokyo. Dr. Deyn will be present for exclusive book signings and a first-look presentation of the printed collection — a body of work that explores the intersection of nature, desire, and the uninhibited self.

For collectors, art lovers, and anyone who has followed Dr. Deyn's evolution as an artist, this is a rare chance to experience the work up close.

Asia: Singapore Pride Exhibition & Fundraiser | June 2026

In parallel with the Paris launch, a curated exhibition in Singapore will present key works from the book. Hosted at Slippery Slope, the event will also serve as a fundraiser supporting local LGBTQ+ initiatives.

A portion of the proceeds will be donated to community organisations, reinforcing PULSE International’s commitment to visibility, inclusion, and impact across Asia.

About Get Lost in the Wild

Get Lost in the Wild is far more than a retrospective. It is an immersive journey — a curated invitation to shed societal expectations, reconnect with the natural world, and rediscover the "wild" that lives within each of us.

At its core, the book is an invitation to unlearn. To step away from expectation. To reconnect with instinct. To rediscover identity beyond structure. Through Dr. Deyn's singular artistic lens, Get Lost in the Wild weaves together nature, queerness, and the eternal human search for belonging – constructing a narrative that is at once intimate and universal, speaking to anyone who has ever questioned where they belong.

The collection features:

• Unseen Archives — Never-before-published paintings drawn from Dr. Deyn's private collection, many seeing print for the first time.
• Narrative Essays — Personal reflections excerpted from Dr. Deyn's daily visual diary, tracing the evolution of queer naturalist aesthetics in the 21st century.
• High-Fidelity Production — A premium, large-format edition engineered to honour the vibrant textures and emotive depth of the original works.

"This book is a map for everyone who has ever felt out of place — who felt they didn't belong anywhere," says a spokesperson for PULSE International.

"But that's exactly the point. We belong nowhere, and we belong everywhere. By launching simultaneously in Paris and Singapore, we're making a statement: the spirit of Pride is universal. It transcends borders. And it reclaims spaces through art."

About the Artist: Dr. Deyn

Dr. Deyn is a multidisciplinary artist of international standing, celebrated for work that moves with quiet fearlessness through the territories of identity, the human form, and the sacred dialogue between nature and self.

Rooted in classical tradition yet unmistakably of this moment, Dr. Deyn's practice weaves contemporary chiaroscuro — shadow, light, and the charged space between — with a sensibility that is at once timeless and urgently alive. The result is art that doesn't simply challenge convention; it renders convention beside the point.

A defining voice in the modern queer art movement, Dr. Deyn has carved a body of work that belongs to no single place or era — only to the enduring human need to be seen, to be felt, and to be free.

Get Lost in the Wild marks a defining chapter in that journey — and an open invitation to get a little lost along the way.

Event Information:

• Paris Ass Book Fair — Palais de Tokyo, Paris | June 5–8, 2026
• Singapore Pride Exhibition — Slippery Slope, Singapore | June 2026