Free Will. Do Justice On Art I once had an art appreciator and colleague ask me something out of the ordinary along the lines of: “Are you worried, or have you ever thought about what someone might do to your … Read More
Initiation Into the Jury System – My Civic Obligation A juror’s process of initiation begins with surrendering to the legal system and exercising its standard of reasonable certainty. During my civic obligation of jury duty on Friday, I was equipped … Read More
When I worked for an architectural stone fabricator, I was always in awe of their natural stone collection in the showroom and warehouse. Each slab displayed its own unique pattern and color, inspiring creativity every day. It’s no wonder people would want these timeless … Read More
A few months ago, I immersed myself in a meditative project at the White Stork Synagogue, the only surviving synagogue in Wroclaw since the Holocaust in Poland. The non-profit organization, Handshouse Studio, had a “Learn by Doing” approach, which inspired … Read More
There were special moments in every place I’ve traveled. Amsterdam was probably my most enjoyable trip. I was there creating art in an Artist-in-Residence program (view some artworks here). What made this experience so special was a combination of being … Read More