Faculty and Staff

Faculty and Staff

At the heart of The Art Center is our exceptional faculty. Our instructors are established, practicing artists, offering classes designed for all levels and ages.  Our staff focuses on exceptional customer service and makes every effort to create a welcoming space for students, visitors, and guests.

 

 

Staff 

James M Lynch

James M. Lynch, Executive Director
847.432.1888 ext. 4
Jlynch@theartcenterhp.org

Jacqueline Chilow

Jacqueline Chilow, Director of Events
847.432.1888 ext. 3
Jchilow@theartcenterhp.org

Mairin Hartt

Mairin Hartt, Director of Education
847.432.1888 ext. 2
Mhartt@theartcenterhp.org

Caren Helene Rudman

Caren Helene Rudman, Curator
847.432.1888 ext. 6
Crudman@theartcenterhp.org

Katrina Smolinsky, Administrative Assistant
847.432.1888 ext. 1
Ksmolinsky@theartcenterhp.org

Stina Taylor

Stina Taylor, Program Manager
847.432.1888 ext. 5
Staylor@theartcenterhp.org

Clara Tomaz

Clara Tomaz, Media Manager
847.432.1888
Media@theartcenterhp.org

Efren Olivares

Efren Olivares, Building Manager and Preparation

 

Staff Photos by Robin Subar Photography

Artwork by Juliann Wang

Ahmed Ibrahim has been working in mosaics since 2000. Ahmed has always believed that the most important part of your practice as an artist is venturing outside of your comfort zone.

Ahmed worked as part of the Sabry Mansour artist team designing and installing 4 large mosaic murals at the Ahram Canadian University in Cairo, as well as a project in Helwan University on the Festivals building and he has many public outdoor and indoor mosaic projects installed around the Greater Chicagoland area. Currently, along with completing public works, Ahmed is a Mosaic Teaching Artist teaching at the Hyde Park Art Center, The Art Center Highland Park and The Stirling Hall Art Center. Ahmed’s work has been exhibited nationally and internationally.

Ahmed has a Bachelor’s degree in Mural Arts from Helwen University in Cairo, Egypt.

A fascination and love of every aspect of the creative process had led Alexis back to The Art Center Highland Park. A native of the North Shore, her first drawing class at age eight was at The Art Center’s first home in Highland Park known as the “The Ice House”!  Alexis was formally trained as a Graphic Designer with a BFA from Northern Illinois University.  She worked for Michigan Avenue firms as a Designer specializing in package design, museum exhibits, annual reports and corporate identity.   Primarily a fiber artist, she has displayed her work in juried art shows in the area and has been represented by many of the finer craft galleries.  Alexis has devoted herself to learning about many forms of artistic expression.  Areas of exploration and expertise include beading, enameling, wire work, photography and computer imaging, fiber, pottery, felting and currently glass casting.

Since 2002, Amy has been providing students with the know-how to take their visions from concept to reality. She thrives in the classroom, and loves inspiring her students to find their own creative voices. As a lifelong learner Amy is ever expanding her own repertoire of design and metalsmithing techniques. She relishes the genuine connection she forges with her students in the collaborative and team community environment that she fosters in her classroom at The Art Center Highland Park as well as other venues.

Raised on the banks of the great lakes state, Ana is a teaching artist based in Chicago. She graduated from Northern Michigan University in 2005 with a BFA in Ceramic Arts. Teaching with the notion that arts education is pertinent to a child’s development, it is her passion to share art with youth. In addition to teaching at The Art Center Highland Park, Ana also teaches the Glencoe Park District and Creative Clay Things in Chicago.

My painting stories are about female power heroes.  They are a vehicle to bring justice to people with disabilities, people like my son who has autism.  This year The Art Center Highland Park welcomed my original classes  Art Talk – Your Art Conversation Experience and Humor in Art.

In spring 2021 Stellar Presentations of Women’s Caucus for Art featured my Keynote talk about my life as an artist.  Over the last several years I’ve exhibited at TAC and ARC Gallery.

My studio is at the Fine Arts Building, BFA Art Institute of Chicago, MFA University of Chicago.

Multimedia artist, Ashley Samson, joined TAC in the fall of 2020 teaching the youth mosaics. She is an artist, therapist and art therapist who received a masters of art in Art Therapy from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2007 and has studied mosaics at the Chicago Mosaic School since 2014.

Bernadette is an abstract mosaic artist, creative educator, and software administrator living in Park Ridge, IL, with her husband and young son. Her studio is full of vintage fabrics, flea market finds, stained glass from distributors, and ebay. Mosaics offer her a place to meditate on the beauty of the materials she loves to be surrounded by. Bernadette’s work has been exhibited locally, nationally, and are in the collection of various private collections. She has been a faculty member of The Art Center Highland Park for 25 years.

Bonnie Arkin is an accomplished mosaic artist, jewelry designer, antique dealer and teacher. She has sold her collections of jewelry and mosaics to The Art Institute Gift Shop, The Museum of Contemporary Art, as well as shops and galleries around the United States. Bonnie was chosen as Marshall Field’s & Company Artisan of the Year during their State Street Renovation and has won numerous awards. Bonnie was a successful retailer for 17 years, running Hearts Desire in Highland Park, Illinois, which was voted #1 People’s Choice for Best Shops on the North Shore three years in a row. She has been a jewelry buyer, retail consultant and visual communication designer. She is passionate about creating beautiful, whimsical and one-of-a-kind jewelry from antique jewelry parts & pieces, nostalgic pieces, and fun found objects.

Bud Greene earned his Bachelor of Arts from Colorado College. He is currently a Board member of Chicago Metal Arts Guild. Bud has received awards for painting and custom-designed jewelry.

Carol Austin is a Chicago area artist and psychologist. She double majored in art and psychology at Northwestern University and received an MA and Ph.D in clinical psychology. Carol has art in numerous public collections including: Epcot Center, American Express, and AT&T Marianne Deson, and Van Stratton. She is presently teaching Introduction to Psychology at the college level as well as “Abstract Art” and “Your Brain, Your Art” – cutting edge classes combining two passions: art and psychology.

Carole Pearlman’s lifelong fascination with painting began as a child in a neighborhood art class. The setting was a nearby backyard where painting at a picnic table under a large oak tree was the only agenda for an entire summer. Many art classes later Carole completed a BFA in painting and subsequent advanced degrees in Education and Psychology.

Integrating the disciplines of art, education and psychology Carole developed The Joy of Creativity art program. Through her teaching, research and daily practice she believes that being creative is an essential part of a balanced life. With this in mind Carole’s mixed media paintings reflect a response to life’s experiences and everyday observations; balancing a palette of strong colors and spontaneous movement of lines and shapes. Adding humor adn explosive energy her work is filled with passion adn a commitment to the persuit of play in every painting. Carole’s work is a synthesis of formal training and free expression.

Chantal grew up in France and came to the United States in 1993. She lives now in Deerfield with her three sons and husband. She graduated from Bradley University, earned a master’s degree in social work from the University of Chicago. Chantal also teaches art at the Beth El preschool and privately.  Chantal has been the art director for Ramah day camp in wheeling for 8 years. In her free time Chantal is a mosaic artist using glass and ceramic pieces. She is very passionate about using art to inspire children, and to build self-confidence.

Cheryl Steiger is a Chicago area artist and art instructor. Cheryl grew up in Riverwoods, IL. She studied fine art and commercial art at the American Academy of Art in Chicago, IL. In 1979 Cheryl became a freelance illustrator, also doing commission work and producing Audio Visual shows. In addition to her commercial and fine art work Cheryl has been teaching art for the past 30 years at many Chicagoland institutions, including The Art Center Highland Park, the Evanston Art Center,  and Edgebrook Chicago Public School. Cheryl shows her fine art locally and nationally. In the summer of 2007 she participated in Chicago’s ecologically-themed Public Art project, Cool Globes: Hot Ideas for a Cooler Planter. Her small globe was on exhibit at the United Nations, NY and the Kennedy Center and her large globe is still being exhibited nationally and internationally.

Throughout her childhood in rural Iowa, Darlys Ewoldt felt compelled to draw and make things from a variety of materials. She was introduced to using metals at Drake University, where she received a bachelor of fine arts degree in 1977. In 1982, she earned a master of fine arts degree from Indiana university. During the ensuing years, Ewoldt has lived and worked in Chicago, illinois.  She has been the recipient of numerous grants and awards. These include three illinois arts council fellowship grants and one finalist award, ford foundation fellowship and project grants, project grants from the george sugarman foundation and the Ruth Chenven Foundation, and a travel grant from the embassy of the united states. In 2006, Ewoldt presented a workshop at an international metals conference in sydney, australia, and was an artist-in-residence at the canberra school of art at the australian national university. She has also conducted workshops on forming metal and patination processes in the United states. Her work has been included in many exhibitions, public and private collections, and publications. In addition to working in her studio, Ewoldt currently teaches at columbia college chicago and the lillstreet art center.

@darlys.ewoldt

Debra has exhibited and shown her work throughout Illinois under the name “DKS Pottery.” She loves to wheel throw pottery, such as mugs, bowls, vases or altered pieces that are both functional and sculptural. “To me, a perfect pot embodies a form that enhances the function as well as surface decoration that conveys an attitude or feeling.”

As well as food-safe tableware in high-fire stoneware and porcelain, Debra has specialized in raku vessels. As part of their Lark Ceramics Book Series, Sterling Publishing Company selected her work to be included in “500 Raku” that was published internationally in 2011.

Dennis Barnett is the owner and Creative Director of The Barnett Group, a successful design and marketing agency that he founded in 1984. He is also owner of Dennis Barnett Photography, through which he sells photographic images to clients and individuals. He is currently an instructor of photography in the Chicago area.

As a life-long creative person and designer, his outlet has always been his passion for photography and world travel, which he combines as often as possible.

During his career in New York City for over 40 years, he taught college-level design and photography classes at The School of Visual Arts. He sat on the board of the Art Institute for four years, and led business seminars to young creative professionals as a board member of the American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA).

Dennis offers a unique perspective through his photography, employing his design skills to view what he sees as two-dimensional compositions, striving to interpret provocative images from everyday subjects.

Chicago area based artist, Heather Killian, has evolved from a mural painter to a giant puppet and costume maker. Her evolution from paint to sculpture has allowed her to jump from 2D pieces to 3D pieces that move and interact with the viewer.

These giant pieces of living art allow her to engage the audience in an entirely unique and spectacular way. By breathing life into her costumes and giant puppets, she is able to create a sense of wonder and awe that inspires people.

Ina Greenfield Beierle has been teaching Painting, Drawing and Mixed Media at The Art Center Highland Park since 1988. She received her BFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and awarded a Traveling Fellowship, MFA from Northwestern University, where she taught a Drawing class. Awarded: the Purchase prize at Northwestern University, Sandoz Corporation art collection, the Illinois Arts Council Art-In-Education, Paschke Picks, International Selection Woman Made Gallery, Midway Airport competition prize, TAC Arts Inspired Award, and included in many exhibitions. Ina often paints the landscape combined with mixed media, or creates found object sculptures.

I grew up moving between Waukegan, North Chicago, and Highwood and have been involved in art ever since I started doing graffiti in elementary school. I am currently a student at Illinois State University perusing a degree in art education. I primarily work with acrylic and spray paint under the name “Chico Brown,” but also draw and have experience with wire sculpture.

@_chico_brown_

Joan Holleb received her BA from Ithaca College and studied at The American Academy of Art, Chicago. She is a prize-winning artist and exhibits widely.

@joanholleb

Katie shares a yoga practice that is accessible to everyone. She enjoys sharing yoga with children, school teachers, cancer center clients, new mothers, and older adults. Katie is a student in the Krishnamacharya/Desikachar lineage (sometimes referred to as “Viniyoga”) and is grateful to her teachers who have shared this knowledge with her. In addition to being registered at the 500 HR level with Yoga Alliance, Katie has completed trainings in children’s yoga, restorative yoga, and yoga nidra. Most recently, she has completed a Yoga Therapy certification under the tutelage of J.J. Gormley and Laura Jane Mellencamp as it was taught by T.K.V. Desikachar. Coming from a twenty-year career in art and illustration Katie loves to use art and creative exploration in her yoga classes.

@yogikahoffman

Born in Pittsburgh, PA. BA Duquesne University.  Studied sumi-e (Japanese ink painting) with Motoi Oi and Evalyn Aaron. Studied Chinese painting at the School of Chinese Brushwork in New York City with Wang Chi Yaun. Continued study of Chinese painting in Chicago with Monica Liu, Charles Liu and Guang Xin Qian. Workshops with Cheng-Khee Chee, Henry Wo Yue-Kee,  Shozo Sato, and Koho Yamamoto.

Additional study in watercolor, oil, crafts, portrait painting, silk screen printing, monoprinting and marbling.

Painting trip to Japan that included travel and study with Robert E. Wood. Traveled and studied in China with Dong Kingman. Second trip to Japan to study Japanese crafts.

Extensive experience teaching Japanese ink painting in Chicago area  at Adult Education Department of Highland Park High School, Chicago Botanic Garden,  Field Museum, New Trier Extension, Japanese American Service Committee, David Adler Cultural Center, Skokie Park District, The Art Center Highland Park,  Winnetka  Public Schools ,and  Park Ridge Art League. Taught workshops at Fernwood in Niles, Michigan, and Peninsula Art School in Wisconsin. Demonstrations for many schools art leagues, senior centers and clubs.

One person and group exhibits in Chicago and suburbs, New York City, Long Island, Washington DC, Mobile, Indianapolis, Duluth, and Toronto.  Prizes and awards in many shows. Work in private and public collections.

Member and board member of many art organizations including Sumi-e Society of America, Sumi-e Midwest, and Wilmette Art Guild

I am a museum educator and enhance learning for children and adults through visual, hands-on art history-related programs.

@mummiesandmasterpieces

Lezlie paints whimsical watercolors and mixed media angels at her studio in Lake Forest, IL. Her art is made to bring you a smile and fill you with hope.

Lezlie was born in Evanston, Illinois and grew up in Mount Prospect, IL. She received her BFA in Graphic Design and Painting from Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa. Alongside of creating art, Lezlie teaches individual and group art classes in watercolor and mixed media. She is an art instructor for the Deer Path Art League, The Art Center Highland Park, and College of Lake County.

Alongside of making art Lezlie freelances in illustration and graphic design. She is currently writing and illustrating a series of children’s books.

Lezlie lives in a tiny bungalow in Lake Forest, IL with her husband, and her cat Sunglow. They spend many summer weekends in Door County WI. Lezlie collects beadwork, rubberstamps and handmade quilts.

Linny Coale Freeman is a unique artist and designer of paintings on silk fabrics; woodblock, collagraph and monotype prints; painted silk fashion accessories for women; and public art pieces.  Linny has a BFA in Painting/Printmaking from the Kansas City Art Institute, and a BFA in Graphic Design from Kendall College of Art and Design.  She is on the faculty at The Art Center Highland Park, IL and The Evanston Art Center of Evanston, IL. Her current paintings are on view at Vale Craft Gallery, located in Chicago, IL. Please visit Linny’s website at www.coaledesign.com.

Margaret Buchen is a Chicago-based artist who makes representational prints, paintings and drawings derived from film stills. Margaret has taught art for 25 years at colleges and art centers in Chicago and Madison, Wisconsin. She currently teaches Printmaking, Drawing, Design and Art Appreciation at Harper College in Palatine; Design at Concordia University in River Forest; and Printmaking at The Art Center Highland Park.

Buchen earned an M.F.A. in Printmaking from California State University, Long Beach, California; and a B.S. in Art from the University of Wisconsin – Madison, Wisconsin. Since 1984, she has shown her work in more than seventy-five group and solo exhibitions, nationally and internationally. Her work is included in public and private collections; you can view her work at margaretbuchen.com.

Marla Snyder was a graphic designer for 30 years before she began her teaching career. She began teaching at The Art Center Highland Park (Suburban Fine Arts Center) after taking some classes there herself. Marla developed and has taught her signature classes DRAWING/WATERCOLOR FOR THOSE WHO DON’T THINK THEY CAN for many years. She taught Studio Art at Rochelle Zell Jewish High School for 17 years. Adults have enjoyed Marla’s classes on cruise ships & resorts. She has taught at The Women’s Exchange and The Vi at the Glen. Presently, she is teaching Zoom classes for HOMETHRIVE, Inc and TAC. Marla’s philosophy is “if you want to, you can!”

Mary Barnes-Gingrich was born in Chicago and is a resident of Wilmette, Illinois.  Art and music have always played important roles in her life.

          

In 1998 Ms.Gingrich was chosen as one of the artists featured in The Chicago Art Scene, a book published by Ivy Sundell showcasing a diverse group of Chicago artists.  In 2001, her artwork was included in a book titled Celebrating the Wild Places of Door County.  She frequently chooses subjects inspired by nature and music in her paintings and prints. Her work is shown in a variety of venues throughout the year and hangs in collections throughout the United States and in England, Italy, Spain, Japan, Germany as well as the corporate collections of Amoco and Fel-pro.  Mary’s current work may be viewed at Firemouth Pottery and Gallery in Boulder Junction, Wisconsin and The Cedar Rapids Art Museum Store in Iowa.  Her Gallery “on the web” is at MBGingrich.com.

Michael Bridges was born in Alabama in the late 1980s. He grew up playing violin to his pet turtles after school and fishing with his brother on the weekends. He currently resides in Chicago, Illinois where he works as a potter, teacher and chef. He has been featured in a variety of publications from Garden & Gun to Ceramics Monthly.

My work is characterized by a desire to communicate specific personal experiences through the use of symbolic imagery and pattern. Be it skulls on mugs, frogs on coffee pots, alligators on jars or lightning bolts on tumblers, the pots I make ride the line between functional and nonfunctional. I hope that you’ll pick them up and enjoy it every once in a while-I certainly had a good time making them.

@michaelsmugs

Mike Barret Kolasinski is an acclaimed award-winning artist and nationally recognized pastelist. He is a Signature Member of the Pastel Society of America, has achieved Master Circle status with the International Association of Pastel Societies, and a co-founding Board and Master Member of the Chicago Pastel Painters. Having studied Illustration and Design at the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts, Mike is largely self-taught in his current career of producing fine art paintings called WildScapes. Using the medium of soft pastel to achieve an understanding of the philosophy of nature as a whole and integral entity of ourselves, Mike Barret Kolasinski is a visual activist for nature.

Natalie Steinmetz

Natalie is a Chicago-based ceramicist. She has spent more than a decade working as a studio artist and ceramics instructor. Natalie currently teaches classes at The Art Center Highland Park,  The Takiff Center in Glencoe, and Gnareware Workshop in Chicago. Her work is recognizable for its graphic surface treatments, ranging from the dark and creepy to fanciful floral patterns.

Natalie exhibits nationally and her work can frequently be found at galleries and exhibitions throughout the country.

Natalie has her BFA in Fine Arts from Columbia College Chicago.

After receiving an MFA degree from the University of Chicago, Chicago Il. I taught the ceramic and drawing program at Oakton Community College, DesPlaines, Il. for 35 years. Since retiring from teaching I’ve developed an extremely translucent clay and continued to draw and paint when traveling with my wife Cynthia.

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Born in Mexico, Arceo graduated with a fine arts degree and an art teacher certificate from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. With support from the Illinois Arts Council he promoted and exhibited his works in Mexico, France and Poland. In 2018, the Lucerne-Chicago Sister City awarded him an Art Residency in Lucern, Switzerland. He founded Arceo Press in 2005 to foster international collaborations among printmakers.

@renearceo59

Rino Liberatore, a Chicago native, began his career in advertising, receiving local and national acclaim for his creativity for such clients as Chevrolet, the Chicago Cubs, and Loop Radio.

Opening his own film production company in 1995 he directed numerous projects with the most celebrated athletes of our time including Michael Jordan, the 1985 Super Bowl Bears, Harry Caray and others.

Rino was honored for directing an Independent Feature titled  “The Opera Lover”, which aired on Showtime and is now streaming.

His recent film, a Documentary, “Iron Five” chronicles the 1963 Loyola Rambler Basketball Team.  The film aired on WGN-TV and was featured in the Black Harvest Film Festival.

Rino has been faculty at TAC for over a decade and teaches painting, photography classes and Film Camp.

I grew up traveling with my father, a seafaring Captain.  My family lived in many different countries, allowing me to be immersed in different cultures, from Europe to Africa, through Israel.  My artistic view is shaped through these varying eclectic experiences.   I studied Fine Art and Graphic design at the Johannesburg Art School in South Africa.  In my work I embrace quirky perspectives, capture human emotions while layering contrasting patterns.  I often find my inspiration in my travels, films and poetry.

@rutiart

Sandie Bacon is a versatile artist , known both for her paintings( oil, acrylic,watercolor) and murals. She got her MFA from Maryland Institute College of Art, and lived in NYC for 12 years following her artist path.

Sandie shows nationally, has one many commissions such as 2 Chicago Tree Projects , paints stage sets for the Citadel theater in Lake Forest, and recently painted an 18′ x 24′ mural for Lake Bluff’s 125th Birthday.

She is a Working Artist for Golden Paints and a Silver Brush educator.

@sandie.bacon

 

Suzanne Santos is a jewelry artist and metals instructor based in the Chicago area. She grew up in Ohio’s Steel Valley and worked for a division of U.S. Steel upon college graduation. While metal was always part of her personal history, Suzanne didn’t began exploring the medium’s viability as an art form until 1997. She studied studio arts at the University of Illinois Chicago and has taken a number of metal workshops and classes since that time. Her work has been carried by the National Hellenic Museum and a number of galleries.

Suzanne Horwitz, a second- generation artist, studied at the Art Students League of New York, received a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a Bachelor of Science from the University of Michigan.

Suzanne’s sculpture won recognition at the Montclair Art Museum, Montclair, New Jersey. Her work has been exhibited in numerous venues nationally and locally and represented in corporate and private collections. Horwitz was selected to be a Fellow of the Covenant at The Spertus Museum of Jewish Learning in Chicago, Illinois. Her work is represented in the newly published book, CAST:Art and Objects Made using Humanity’s Most Transformative Process, from Schiffer Publishing.

Although primarily a figurative sculptor, she has produced a diverse and extensive body of work. Her pieces range from intimate portraits to large room sized installations and outdoor public sculture as well. Horwitz is on the faculty of the Evanston and The Art Center Highland Park and is a working studio artist.

Sydney received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Studio Art and Literature from Beloit College in Beloit, Wisconsin, and received her MFA from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. She grew up in Austin, Texas and now lives and works in Chicago, Illinois.

@sfv___

Tatijana Jacenkiw was born in Chicago and raised in the Ukrainian neighborhood. Abandoning her love of art in favor of a more practical profession, she attended the Illinois Institute of Technology where she received a degree in architecture.

In 2005 she decided to focus on art. She began honing her skills by painting in the studio of Evanston portrait artist, Gay Riseborough. Subsequently, she took classes with Eleanor Spiess-Ferris and Jason Miklik, as well as attended workshops conducted by nationally recognized pastelists.

Since 2007 she has been  juried and has receiving awards in various national, regional  and international exhibitions and art shows including several solo exhibitions in Illinois and in Wisconsin.

Tatijana is president and a master signature member of the Chicago Pastel Painters, a signature member of the Pastel Society of America, and a member of the Master’s Circle of the International Association of Pastel Societies. She has had her work published and received recognition in the Pastel Journal, the American Artist and the Ukrainian Word, among other publications.

 

Her desire to share the wonders of pastels with other artists and art lovers led to her dedicated involvement with the Chicago Pastel Painters. Since 2013, she has been teaching pastel classes. She currently is an instructor at the Art Center Highland Park.

@studio_tatijana

Terry Luc is an artist, designer, and teacher living in Northbrook. Luc works in a number of different styles including pop art, pop surrealism, and modern cubism. All of his work is characterized by bold imagery and color. At TAC, he teaches primarily portraiture classes, both virtual and in-person. Occasionally he also teaches digital art class such as Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop.

To see Luc’s art go to terryluc.com or follow him on Instagram at terryoluc_art. And always remember, “Put a little art in your life, You’ll feel better.”

I work as a photographer, painter, and mixed media artist. My photography lays the foundation for all of my artwork. As a photographer, I like to find new ways to highlight shapes, patterns, or color often overlooked by others. I favor unusual landscapes and work to provide a new way of looking at our surroundings. I am always composing the next shot in my head. I see the world through my viewfinder. When I photograph, I become one with my environment. I am totally enveloped by the process of seeing and feeling the exact right angle or moment. As each situation offers endless possibilities, I work from a deeply instinctive place within me, letting my intuition guide my camera.

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