
The Art That Speaks—Without a Word
When someone buys a piece of my art, I don’t think of it as a transaction.
When someone buys a piece of my art, I don’t think of it as a transaction.
The good news is that you don’t have to choose just one path.
It’s not about logic or a perfect fit; it’s about a feeling.
The restless tug of war between exhilaration and despair.
There’s no wrong answer.
Art doesn’t happen in moments of divine clarity...
Every great artwork has its battle scars.
Art is the voice of possibility. It’s where new ideas take shape.
Resistance is heavy, keeping us focused on problems and denying reality.
When I start a piece, it’s never about creating perfection.
There’s a misconception that artists are constantly struck by waves of inspiration
This year, I won’t be setting arbitrary goals. I’ll be doing what I’ve always done: showing up
Commissioned pieces are always a deeply personal journey.
Where in your life could you let go of judgement to create more possibilities?
It’s about play, curiosity, and being bold enough to see the world differently.
Because here’s the thing: art that everyone loves is art that everyone forgets.
That connection, that shared moment of understanding—that’s where the magic of art lives.
Art is a conversation. But for that conversation to mean something, it has to start with you
For me, commissioned art is about finding a balance between my artistic expression and the personal connection the client has...
It’s a question that stops you in your tracks.
In abstract art, the process matters as much, if not more, than the final piece.