Notes
Journal
Writing from the studio on materials, process, rooms, texture, and the way objects keep a place.

Materials
The language of materials
Pigment, clay, linen, and plaster each keep a different kind of time. The studio learns to listen before it learns to arrange.

Process
Finding form through experimentation
A form is rarely decided at the start. It appears when a material has been allowed to fail in a useful way.

Architecture
Art and the room that holds it
A sculpture changes when the ceiling changes. The practice treats architecture as a material, not a backdrop.

Texture
Working with natural textures
Weave, dust, and the drag of a hand are not decoration. They are how the work remembers being made.

Memory
Objects, memory, and physical space
An object left in a room long enough begins to keep the room. The work is interested in that exchange.