Why Abstract Art Is the Best Therapy You Didn’t Know You Needed
Last weekend, something powerful unfolded in the studio. Our very first Abstract Art Workshop wasn’t just about paint and paper—it was about energy.
What emerged? Camaraderie. A collective sigh of release. Pent-up emotion and anxiety spilled onto the page, transforming into color and form.
Participants discovered the delight of play, the joy of making something with no rules, and the confidence that comes from seeing what a little direction, openness, and experience can unlock.
Art became more than an activity—it became a reminder that creativity is a mirror for life.
Imagine gathering your friends for a 2–2.5 hour Saturday or Sunday afternoon session, or even an intimate evening event. These workshops can be customized for groups, celebrations, or simply an excuse to do something meaningful together.
Beyond group experiences, I also offer mentoring—helping individuals improve their practice, and even guiding the path to monetizing creativity.
Experience-led entertainment is the future—and it’s here, in the studio.
To learn more reply to this email!
October Workshop:
Our next workshop, Color Field Painting takes place October 25th. Spaces are limited, and the deadline to sign upis October 15th.
Small Works Sale Ends Soon…!
October is also your last chance to collect one of my small, framed works at 20% off.
*A small framed painting makes a wonderful wedding gift for all the people attending endless weddings lately…and Christmas is coming too!
Each piece is finished, framed, and ready to hang—a perfect way to bring original art into your life.
Use code SMALL20 at checkout before the sale ends October 31st.
A Note of Gratitude:
Thank you for being on this creative journey with me. Whether you join a workshop, follow along in these newsletters, or simply keep art close to your heart, I’m so grateful you’re here.
LATELY, I’VE BEEN THINKING…
“Art is a metaphor for life—you’re bound to mess it up somewhere along the way. But if you keep going, you’ll often end up with something more meaningful and beautiful than you ever imagined.”
Until next time,
Why Abstract Art Is the Best Therapy You Didn’t Know You Needed
10/09/2025, New York Ciy
Last weekend, something powerful unfolded in the studio. Our very first Abstract Art Workshop wasn’t just about paint and paper—it was about energy.
What emerged? Camaraderie. A collective sigh of release. Pent-up emotion and anxiety spilled onto the page, transforming into color and form.
Participants discovered the delight of play, the joy of making something with no rules, and the confidence that comes from seeing what a little direction, openness, and experience can unlock.
Art became more than an activity—it became a reminder that creativity is a mirror for life.
Imagine gathering your friends for a 2–2.5 hour Saturday or Sunday afternoon session, or even an intimate evening event. These workshops can be customized for groups, celebrations, or simply an excuse to do something meaningful together.
Beyond group experiences, I also offer mentoring—helping individuals improve their practice, and even guiding the path to monetizing creativity.
Experience-led entertainment is the future—and it’s here, in the studio.
To learn more reply to this email!
October Workshop:
Our next workshop, Color Field Painting takes place October 25th. Spaces are limited, and the deadline to sign upis October 15th.
Small Works Sale Ends Soon…!
October is also your last chance to collect one of my small, framed works at 20% off.
*A small framed painting makes a wonderful wedding gift for all the people attending endless weddings lately…and Christmas is coming too!
Each piece is finished, framed, and ready to hang—a perfect way to bring original art into your life.
Use code SMALL20 at checkout before the sale ends October 31st.
A Note of Gratitude:
Thank you for being on this creative journey with me. Whether you join a workshop, follow along in these newsletters, or simply keep art close to your heart, I’m so grateful you’re here.
LATELY, I’VE BEEN THINKING…
“Art is a metaphor for life—you’re bound to mess it up somewhere along the way. But if you keep going, you’ll often end up with something more meaningful and beautiful than you ever imagined.”
Until next time,
