Thoughtful conversations with the people of Maine

I'm trying to create objects that are environments that are empathetic spaces, and that requires a certain build that isn't common. Trying to create those spaces and using abstracted form, using reflectivity, using interactivity, all of those things to build a relationship or a space where relationships can be built.

We each have a closet, and it's not always about sexuality. There's something within us that could be a limiting factor, that could be a point of shame or something else, but if we actually put sunlight on it, it's amazing how that can become something that can actually propel you forward.

When I was first diagnosed, I was pushing all of that off. I didn't even want to think about it. I didn't want to Google it. I didn't want to know anything about it. And now it's taken four years, but I've been able to embrace that it's an asset to the workplace.