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Flattened by grief

What began as a creative process unexpectedly became a form of recovery.

Sometimes the most compelling art emerges when we collectively relinquish control and embrace the unexpected.

Step into the world of time warps, and discover what it means to really feel time.

This is not your grandmother’s garden arrangement.

The self-portrait operates as far more than a likeness; it is a crucible of identity, introspection, and authorship.

When two or more artists come together, they bring their unique perspectives, skills, and experiences to the table.

Unlike artificial lighting, which can flatten colors and distort depth, natural light brings life to art.