My studio is a place to explore—to examine and evaluate what I find most important in the moment. I try to look clear-eyed at life as it is right now, to think about all that is happening and to allow the world’s realities to coalesce with my own. Then I respond as honestly as I can through my art.

During this strange time - more than a year now - I have been counting my blessings: I am so fortunate to have my art and a safe, secluded place to work. Spending time in my studio is both a joy and a necessity that helps to keep me calm and focused.