Moving. What can I say?
Beyond the physical and mental challenge of moving, my studio relocation from 6th Street to the new one at Hill Street was surprisingly emotional. So much history, so much change in my style and approach, so much new art conceived and made there. It affected me deeply. As I begin to establish the new workspace on Hill Street, I wanted to take a moment to pay tribute to the one I've called my artistic home the past 6 years.
Beyond the physical and mental challenge of moving, my studio relocation from 6th Street to the new one at Hill Street was surprisingly emotional. So much history, so much change in my style and approach, so much new art conceived and made there. It affected me deeply. As I begin to establish the new workspace on Hill Street, I wanted to take a moment to pay tribute to the one I've called my artistic home the past 6 years.
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| Getting ready to transition the studio from work mode to gallery mode for an open studio event in 2012. |
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| An eerie scene around 1:30AM as the studio empties. July 15, 2014. |
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| Back to the start. July 21, 2014. |
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| Another view of the studio in full production mode circa 2012. |
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| A whole other perspective on July 21, 2014. |
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| Serenity the night before an open studio event circa 2010. |
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| The sun sets on 6th Street. |
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| The sun rises on Hill Street. |