This video series began just for fun. I enjoy filming, stepping into different roles, and editing playful little fragments together — it’s amusing, sometimes absurd, and always energizing. But beneath the humor, these videos serve as gentle reminders: that creativity is nourished by the smallest details, that the muse comes to those who are already at work, and that inspiration can be found everywhere. Each video opens with an homage to a great woman artist — figures whose practices continue to echo in mine. Sometimes they said it aloud, sometimes they simply lived it. Louise Bourgeois reminding us that art is about life itself, Yayoi Kusama urging us to dream and inhabit many worlds, and Georgia O’Keeffe, who admitted she was terrified every single moment of her life — and yet kept creating. Her words remind me daily that fear is never the end of the story; it can walk beside us, but it does not silence us.

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These women, in different ways, continue to guide me. They remind me that art is not only about grand concepts but also about noticing, daring, dreaming, and doing — even in the face of doubt. So while these videos are playful and lighthearted, and not meant as “Conceptual Art” in the strict sense, they are also part of my path as an artist, a lighter, playful exercise that feeds my creativity. They remind me — and perhaps you too — that joy, humor, curiosity, and the courage to notice life are as vital to art as any grand idea.