It started out as a way to stay inspired while living in Amish, Pennsylvania. I would travel for hours looking for museums and post my favorite findings on my Instagram account. When I ran out of imagery to post, I would go hunting for more again. And it was that cyclical motion that would lead to my rediscovery of art.
Art is about relationships, a dialogue between players. Whether it’s paint on canvas or corten steel walls, these objects engage both our neurological and physiological selves. Watching people experience art is like peering into a private conversation in plain sight. Every now and then, time freezes in a sublime moment of connection.