I had the opportunity to work with artist Spenser Spratlin (of Spratlin Studios) to create a mini documentary delving into the thought process behind my initial ribbon installation, Pathway. Working with him was fantastic; Spenser made it easy to discuss, and the final documentary wonderfully showcases both the installation and concept. I really love how it all came together! You can view the documentary below, and view more Spratlin Studios
I’ve always felt titling one’s work is very tricky; there’s so much to consider. Your own vision, if it suits the piece, how the title will impact viewers’ perception of the work. It can enlighten them or confuse them. Then there’s the even worse issue of having worked very hard to create something, completing it, and realizing you have no concept of what to call it. Most of the times
“I write only when inspiration strikes. Fortunately it strikes every morning at nine o’clock sharp.” ~ W. Somerset Maugham In recent years the idea of ‘being in it’ has come up for me again and again. There have been seasons in my life—not literal seasons, but spells of time—where I’ve had to prioritize different things. Sometimes it has been my art practice, sometimes it has been health, or work, or
The recurring theme of defining my intentions coming up a lot for me recently, and it’s led me to really examining my goals for this website and blog. I need to beagle to define why I’m doing this if I want to be able to continue in a meaningful way, and use it towards my larger goals. Creating this website and blog has several purposes for me. First and foremost