rearranging the studio
The very nature of a creative space dictates that it has to be dynamic. My furniture and belongings are accustomed to being maneuvered and shuffled around, but that’s doubly true for the stuff in my studio. Each new artistic endeavor or novel idea can put new demands on the space. It usually starts in stacks and messy corners, but then it has to be managed. Accommodations must be made, so the new venture has room to live, and be nurtured, and grow. And all of that is a wordy way to say I did some cleaning and straightening in my studio that turned into furniture scooting. And it was long overdue. This space is my sanctuary, and it’s perfect with its big windows, planked walls, and painted floor. The issue is that I ask a lot of this room. It has to be a functioning art and photography studio, and it has
