What if making art isn’t about expression, but confrontation? In this reflection, I share how the studio became a place not of healing, but of reckoning—and why I keep returning anyway.

Art doesn’t act on us—it opens space within us. Reframe art not as a force that moves us, but as a condition that invites us to move.

Art is not the object but the process, and the artifact is merely a residue—one that may inspire, but does not require, a viewer to be complete.

What if the subject most often seen as optional is actually fundamental to the kind of education—and society—we need most?

Discover a flexible, intuitive framework for art critique that centers emotion, process, and context—helping you engage more deeply with art and with others.