Sometimes I think about my brain as a cabinet, and if I fill the cabinet up with quality ideas and concepts, it makes the creative process flow well. This doesn’t only require reading the right books or looking at inspiring works of art, it requires living a certain way. This took me a long time to realise as I went through phases of attempting to use wrong remedies for various aches, while creative process that flow correctly is one of best remedies for life’s aches.

Sometimes, I consider how projection is so fundamental for looking at art, I think more so than intention or interpretation by the the artist or a curator. I think about how prehistoric people first began to make art, and how that entirely transformed human consciousness. I think of this act as inventing a psychological mirror, one that also allows us to shape what we are seeing in it.

Having lived a type of nomadic life not many Londoners have experienced, I am used to constant motion. I am drawn to portable technology, multifunctionality and tight relationship between aesthetics and function.

This informed process of making, along with no sleep, cats, intuition, obsession, and fascination.