A Note from the Studio

The power of art takes many shapes and forms. It can hold testimony to a collective moment in time. It can give life to self and expression. It can bring elements together to curate a space. All of these are rich and wonderful in their own right.

For me, it is those things plus more. The way I create feels more like a transmission. I see it this way because I am in receivership of it, the information arrives fully formed, already complete. The act of expressing it is what gives it its final form.

The journey doesn’t stop there. Once expressed, the work enters a space where others can receive it. It interacts with their internal systems, sparking reflection, awareness, and sometimes momentum. Though it may appear idle, it is in fact breathing life into a space. It is not static, not fixed.

This is why artwork often sets the tone of a room, why ambience matters, why the intangible impact of a piece can be felt without explanation. It carries energy, intention, and presence, quietly influencing the environment and those within it.

Perhaps that is what I am really doing in the studio, not simply making something to be seen, but allowing something to move through me so it can continue its journey beyond me.