... as artist

In recent years, I have fully embraced my artistic self. For me, being an artist is a commitment to an ethos—a way of cultivating a vital, living process of worlding. 

Art is not purely retinal, nor is it defined by selling objects or performing on a stage. As Joseph Beuys described, artistic practice is “the science of freedom”—and this is how I aspire to live it.

More and more, this artistic ethos serves as both compass and impulse, shaping everything I do. At the same time, the creative challenges of writing and photography have been invaluable in sharpening my observational skills and reflexivity.