I loved reading this! You are so thoughtful, any space you occupy is lucky to have you. One of my most important/defining art memories is the deep sadness I felt when I turned in my key to the college printmaking studio (the first dedicated art space I ever had access to). The way you feel when you leave a place can teach you so much. Thank you for sharing with us.
What a beautiful reflection! Both the previous larger and current smaller space are wonderfully representative of your practice.
My studio is a small half bedroom in my NY apartment, which is also where I work for my day job (one desk for computer stuff, one desk for art). I’m brainstorming what energetic cleansing I can do to shift this space after I leave my job very soon!
I loved reading this! You are so thoughtful, any space you occupy is lucky to have you. One of my most important/defining art memories is the deep sadness I felt when I turned in my key to the college printmaking studio (the first dedicated art space I ever had access to). The way you feel when you leave a place can teach you so much. Thank you for sharing with us.
Aww, thank you! Yes, it is a tender feeling indeed. Beautifully said - it can teach us a lot.
What a beautiful reflection! Both the previous larger and current smaller space are wonderfully representative of your practice.
My studio is a small half bedroom in my NY apartment, which is also where I work for my day job (one desk for computer stuff, one desk for art). I’m brainstorming what energetic cleansing I can do to shift this space after I leave my job very soon!
Thank you so much! Your studio sounds lovely. I'd love to hear about what you decide to do to reset the energy after your job shift! (congrats ♡)