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Staying Independent as an Artist (What Actually Helps Me)
There are moments when I realize that independence, for me, has never been about doing everything alone. It has been about staying true to my rhythm, my nervous system, and my way of creating — even when the world around me moves faster, louder, and more aggressively than I can or want to. I’ve been making music and art for decades now. Some of it has been released through labels, some independently, some quietly, some with great hope attached to it. What stayed consistent th
Feb 82 min read
When a Second Presence Enters the Painting
This painting was already alive before the second figure appeared. The main character had reached a place of completion — a sense of wholeness, of self. What followed wasn’t planned. It began with a few lines, the earliest outlines of another head and face, entering the space carefully. The short clip I share captures only that moment: not the filling-in, not the background, not the resolution — just the arrival. For me, these early lines are the most honest part of the proce
Feb 61 min read


A Painting Finished, Without Rushing It
This painting came together over several sessions.
I worked with repetition, interruption, and return — allowing the structure to form with
Feb 31 min read
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