Commissions
If nothing here felt like the one, it might not exist yet.
Not everyone matches with something that already exists.
A commission isn't you choosing what it looks like. It's the same instinctive process behind every piece here, aimed at something specific instead of something already made: a space, a moment, a person this is really about.
Every commissioned work begins with a conversation. From there, something emerges that couldn't have been planned. That's the point.
Get in touch
A commission might be right if
- You've seen the work and felt something, but nothing available felt specific enough
- You have a space that needs more than decoration: it needs a presence
- You've made a choice you don't want to dissolve back into routine
- You run a practice where the environment is part of the work itself
How a commission works
- i.We talk.
About the space, the moment, or the person this is really about. Not a brief. A real conversation.
- ii.I make it.
The same instinctive process behind every piece here, aimed at what came up between us, instead of something that already exists. I don't design to a description. I make what comes through.
- iii.We talk again, once it's yours.
What it's actually saying, mapped back to everything from the first conversation.
Starting the conversation
Tell me what you have in mind.
Send me a message about the space, the moment, the person, or simply what you're looking for. I'll respond personally. If it feels like the right fit, we begin.
Not sure if this is even a commission yet? Write anyway.
You don't need a clear brief, or the right words for what you're picturing. A feeling, a space, a person you can't quite explain: that's enough to start a conversation with.
There's no commitment in reaching out.
I read every message myself, and I'll reply personally.