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An Artists Letters
of Reflection

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Summer of May 2026

Hello friends, It feels strange to write a letter after so many quiet months. Life: At the beginning of the year, I thought I knew what I wanted and how I was going to tackle things. More work, more consistency, more momentum, more specificity. Instead, life gently asked me to slow down. I mentioned this last summer from my epileptic attacks, but my doctor told me I had to slow down my life, for my own health and how my brain now operates. I think I have struggled with the c

Art

Waniwin

May 146 min read

Creation Amidst Madness

One month into the year, and already it feels turbulent. The world is loud. Tensions rise, uncertainty hums beneath daily life, and the future feels unclear for many of us. And yet... hope persists. It always does. Often in the quietest, least expected places. In carving out a space for myself, both in the world and in my daily life, I’ve been learning how to slow down. For years now, I’ve turned inward. More intentionally so in recent seasons. I’ve been studying my Tao, my n

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Waniwin

Feb 125 min read

A Letter At The Turning Of The Year

A nother year has come and gone, and it passed more quickly than I expected. Of all the years I have lived, this one felt like a blur. It was full, heavy, and somehow unfinished all at once. The year behind us was complicated for many. It held excitement and fear in close proximity, alongside difficult conversations that were needed and long-delayed realizations. Across the world, people navigated uncertainty; socially, emotionally, physically, and politically. Many hopes wer

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Waniwin

Jan 214 min read