My lifelong quest is to make the world more conscious of art's essential role in the human experience and to integrate artistic consciousness into everyday life, which requires redefining what art really is. I believe, personally, that art can be anything and everything done with intention. This broad mindset opens the door to an endless series of questions. The more questions to ask, the more exploration there is! Thinking about tea kettles, tables, shoes, or people as art dramatically changes the experience of one's everyday life and creates a more curious, stimulating, and appreciative mindset. Viewing people as art and studying them both as singular and as interconnected beings causes an exponential explosion of mostly questions, a few answers, and perpetual curiosity. Using my own personal studies and observations of people and their interactions as subjects for creative inspiration is deeply fulfilling and I encourage you to explore this concept! I will forever be a student, the world forever my classroom, and the people forever my subjects of study.