Uniqueness

As I’ve already mentioned, as an art historian, I’ve spent many years immersing myself in the art of others. The fact is, an art historian has a very different perspective on art than the artists themselves.

Many questions I had about art remained unanswered during my studies at the University.

It wasn’t until I trained professionally as an artist and designer that I learned what I really wanted to know about art. Now I understand both perspectives—that of the theorist and that of the creative artist.

In addition, I realized just how deep my love and devotion to art truly are.

I’ve come to the conclusion that it is precisely this blend of skills that makes my approach to art unique.