An artist’s studio is both their playground and their battleground. You either meet an artist who wants nothing more than to give you a whistlestop tour of their studio, subtly pointing out the different sources of inspiration around the room like paint splattered coffee table books, an unwashed mug, a barbie doll without its head and their smoking chair, or you meet one who wants to keep their isolated, creative space separate from the outside world.
The artist and the work: Portraits capturing creative solitude
Ry Gavin, Hunger Magazine, 5 May 2023
