Navigating limitations of language through color, shape, symbol, motion, material, and sound
My relationship with my work is a conversation with limits. A doing what I can with what I have time and time again.
Limits become the shape of the sandbox I play in. The edges are consistently renegotiated over and over again as more knowledge and support are acquired through time.
Consistency in my work comes from the act of accepting limits and focusing on well-being. External expressions of my inner process of acceptance vary from season to season based on what is materially and physically available.
Moving the understanding of consistency from external output to inner process has been huge.
The form does not matter; it is the well I pull from.
THE TINY BOOK
The book is 1-inch big, all made by hand.
The content inside says "it is all just tiny little experiments" followed by a cartoon of a flower growing after a storm and a bee pollinating it and creating many flowers in its path.
The book is a response to society's obsession with exponential progress at the expense of health and connection.
The tiny book is an example of what can be considered valuable, the prototyping of packaging ideas through tiny steps. Tiny Steps add up.
It's meant to be a supportive and empowering message for creators everywhere, especially creators who feel left out of the mainstream rush to progress.
