@skylardavisms02 Tromsø’s shifting light makes every familiar scene feel otherworldly, where shadows and sky seem to dissolve the boundary between night and day
It’s been a blessing. What a privilege to demonstrate alongside such wonderful people. Our conversations and idea-sharing were absolutely mind-blowing. Thank you for having me. Many thanks to Pegs Marlow and M. C. for your encouragement and support.
Yes, I’ve been watching you both. I truly appreciated your curious, careful attention to my work. I’ll remember your beautiful smiles and waves before you left Montsalvat Arts Centre. It must be her favorite piece. She transformed it through her
Finding Niche 2024 — A Portrait of My City
Seeking space to breathe. In my city, I’m grey and blue. Eventually, I’ll find my niche. Currently showing at @linden_new_art until 2 February 2025.
Commitment, consistency, and confidence—that’s all I need. I can do it. I can do it. I can do it. I can do it. I can do it. I can do it. I can do it. I can do it.
To be real and authentic: our time, line by line; our memories, piece by piece. Nocturnal—Sheila
Note: She was shy, imagining and dreaming. My nocturnal behavior begins at night, when I sleep. After dreaming and waking, I carry it with me all day,
Finally found the original drawing of the “Hinge” among the luggage. Grateful to you, Stagg Ceramics. The note: What happens when there’s nothing in between to hold?
Epilogue... 1. Final Week
Exchanging greetings, making eye contact, and sharing the same time and space are never trivial to me. I will cherish every connection, conversation, and shared laugh. I am especially grateful to those who showed interest
The power of space
Somewhere between familiarity and unfamiliarity
This sequel to “Forest” explores my unconscious and the concerns of living as an individual. We are given an unchosen life at birth, yet placed amid endless choices. Sometimes,