Overview

When possible, I produce art prints and furniture that facilitate consciousness awakening. I reimagine everyday objects and furniture as catalysts for emotional engagement, introspective reflection, and spiritual journey reminders through thoughtful design modifications. Employing a diverse language that spans from traditional to conceptual art, allows me to obscure the objects' original functions and foster interactive experiences.

This process is guided by the 'Design for Nothing' mind-training approach, which I was inspired to develop to make space for oneness in our daily life, and now use to train others. Each introspective creation challenges our perception of reality, encouraging us to move beyond conventional viewpoints, delve into self-discovery, and emerge from the illusion of time and space. When entering your field of view, a piece becomes not just an object but a transformative tool. It offers an opportunity for rapid object-focused meditation or the recitation of a mantra, such as 'piece of mind', as a pathway to inner peace.

To those not on a spiritual path, these everyday objects, impractical, or even faulty, may appear as merely conceptual art. Yet, observers might naturally then engage in self-questioning meditation, partake in meaningful conversations, or maintain healthy skepticism. When one begins to inquire or simply admits their uncertainty, this process promotes awareness of the present moment and awakens the sleepwalking mind.

Scroll down to view sketches representative of this concept. You may also find in the L’Enclos online store some sketches that have been produced into objects or furniture pieces. The sale of the art funds our research.