After a long period of working alone, I’ve moved into an art studio in Belfast. This feels like a shift—not just in space, but in intent.
The studio gives me room to work larger, think slower, and take the process more seriously. There’s something grounding about showing up to a place designed for making, rather than squeezing creativity into the corners of daily life.
Right now, this space is still settling in. Canvases leaning against walls, materials half-organised, ideas in motion. That’s fine. This is a beginning, not a finished statement.
I’ll be using the studio to focus on painting, exploration, and consistency. Less noise. More depth.
