In this space, I explore the evolving landscape of my creative projects while reflecting on the larger political forces that influence the art world. Art, in all its forms, is inherently shaped by the times we live in—the political climates, social movements, and global challenges that surround us. The projects I’m currently working on are deeply intertwined with the world outside my studio, as current events and political shifts can often either ignite inspiration or present roadblocks.

In the creative process, we can't ignore the impact of external forces. Political changes, environmental crises, and social movements are all woven into the fabric of my work. Whether it's advocating for the preservation of community radio through “Raven Radio: Voices Across the Water” or using my craft to highlight climate change issues, as in “Swim with Fish: A climate change story” - currently seeking funding. 

Art becomes a response to what's happening in the world around us.

This section will dive into the current goals I have for my creative projects, such as film, photography, and storytelling, and how they align with or challenge the socio-political landscape. As artists, we often reflect the times in which we live, and with that comes responsibility, but also a tremendous opportunity to use our work as a platform for change. It’s not just about what’s inside our minds, but what’s happening outside our world that calls upon us to express, challenge, and push boundaries.

Through Inside our and outside of our world, I invite you to explore how my projects evolve and how the political and social currents inform and shape my artistic voice. I also hope to create space for a conversation about how we, as artists and creators, can contribute meaningfully to the wider discourse through our work, and how those of us in creative fields must navigate the tension between personal expression and the impact of the world around us.