It is what it is.
With the studio open the following day I sat in my hut and scanned my work.
Did I have every thing I had planned? No. Did I love everything I had made? Yes.
So I let myself enjoy what I had and left the rest to the future. This was time to celebrate and share what I had achieved. I just allowed myself to,once again, play and experiment. Let go of my ego just build my installation from everything I had to hand. It was fun and more than anything it was honest. This was one of my main aims while making.
The whole body of work is very much about me honouring my creativity with unadulterated experimentation and expression. About being truthful about what art is to me – connecting through sharing. About persisting to on the ground to allow the magic of creativity to flow its genuine and unique path.
I was happy to share this with friends and studio mates and also some new visitors of the studio and what makes me the most proud is I was unconcerned about people’s reaction – It truly was what it was.
