art

I’ve always been drawn to scale. Not because bigger is louder — but because larger work asks you to live with it. It changes a room. It changes the energy of a space. It holds presence. And when something is that present in your home, it becomes part of your everyday. You walk past it fifty times. You see different things depending on the light. It catches you off guard sometimes. A painting isn’t just something you look at. It’s something you live with. And I think that’s the real...