An MFA student adjusts studio practice to smaller school workspace while maintaining multitasking creative habits and intentionally resisting constraints on artistic vision.
Artist Lusmerlin Lantigua uses meditative practices like dancing and singing to align body and mind before painting, viewing the studio as a flexible space where nature observation directly influences creative work.
I work as an attorney during the day and let loose at night in my studio, usually into the morning hours. As soon as I enter, the curtains open to a city night sky, my Spotify connects to my speaker, I change into my studio clothes, and I begin.
A shared studio space with natural light and an active art community fosters inspiration and creative expression through daily interaction with fellow artists.