Artist Interviews

Leave the Door Open

The future lies ahead, unspoiled and full of options and possibilities.

Discomfort is generative when channelled, and confusion is, for me, an inspiration rather than an obstacle.

It's easy to burn out in this industry, easy to believe the value of your work comes down to the professional opportunities given to you.

For me, the extraordinary is often already inside the ordinary. Sometimes the only thing that needs to change is the amount of attention we give it.

After my life underwent an ultimate collapse, art chose to be reborn within me.

Creating paintings is a way to make something that's going through the same thing as me, experiencing the same thing as me.

The impermanence of the artwork should not be perceived as a limitation or a weakness, but as a strength.

I want to make things I like. I want to use colour, my way. That freedom is what makes my work mine. It’s what makes me unique.

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