Journey and Story Sharing Blog
“The greatest thing in this world is not so much where we stand as in what direction we are moving.” ― Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
Blurring Truth and Lies
In an age of blurring truth and lies, how do we know what to believe? Scrambled Brains and Toast transforms an ordinary breakfast scene into a powerful reflection on misinformation. With two identical slices of toast—one labeled “Truth,” the other “Lies”—and a chaotic swirl of “scrambled brains,” this sculpture challenges viewers to question the narratives they consume. When deception and reality sit side by side, discernment becomes our most vital skill.
Crafting Miniature Christmas Scenes
Crafting miniature Christmas scenes has become a heartfelt way to blend nostalgia with creativity. From tiny handmade ornaments to a radiant Virgin Mary and a vintage Santa, each detail captures the magic of Christmas past and present. These miniature worlds are more than art—they’re personal altars that celebrate memories, traditions, and the joy of creating something meaningful.
Assemblage Workshop Experience: “Some Assembly Required”
An Assemblage Workshop Experience: A Unique Opportunity My assemblage workshop experience, at “Some Assembly Required,” was a wonderful chance to exchange ideas with fellow artists.
Faith is Illuminated Through Art: The Spiritual Journey Revealed
She Shines Radiant Red” explores how faith is illuminated through art, using vibrant red hues and LED lights to reflect Mary’s deep devotion and Christ’s sacrifice. This piece invites reflection on the spiritual journey and the enduring power of divine light in our lives.
An Intersection of Assemblage and Narrative
In “My Mother’s Scissors,” seemingly ordinary objects like vintage scissors and measuring tape become storytellers, each element weaving together the nuanced tale of a 1950s homemaker’s daily life. This blog delves into how these artifacts not only represent her routine but also echo her distinct personality and the era’s cultural dynamics.
Infant of Prague Spiritual Journey
Join me on a captivating journey through ‘Discovering the Divine in the Infant of Prague.’ This blog post delves into the spiritual and artistic significance of the ‘Infant of Prague’ statue, exploring how it inspires a deeper connection with faith and the divine, set against a backdrop of personal memories and the beauty of spiritual art.
Finding Solace in Creativity
To find solace in creativity, I crafted this funky box and filled it with a little light. This symbolic act of placing light inside something I created wasn’t just about art; it was a metaphor for the inner light of hope and resilience, faintly glowing within me. As I worked on this project, I found myself feeling more hopeful, sensing a gentle but steady resurgence of optimism and strength.
Spirituality and Creative Process
My first short film titled This Is God: Moments of Beauty combines my spirituality and creative process to give voice to personal experiences of God. Consider the power of video editing: a tool for entwining spirituality and creative process for deeper personal expression of your journey.
3D Journey: Expanding Creative Process
My recent journeys in 3D have been an adventure, but I am seeing that it’s an adventure that’s just getting started. The most important lesson I have learned from 3D Journey: Expanding Our Creative Process is “Keep pushing the boundaries of your creative process.” As I encourage you, I encourage myself in the act of never settling for what’s comfortable and familiar. We can try new processes and materials. We can explore new artistic disciplines. In these acts, we expand our experience, and we give the world a chance to see something new: something unique- that no one has ever seen or experienced before.
Making Upcycled Paper Flowers
With practice and patience, you can create beautiful paper flowers. The process involves creating delicate and intricate flowers out of paper, using various techniques such as folding, cutting, and gluing. As shown in the picture above, you can use embellishments to make your flowers look more fanciful and artistic.