In May 2025, I bought a school bus with a dream of turning it into my home, in pursuit of a more minimal life, one rooted in movement, creativity, and a deeper connection with nature. What started as a practical choice quickly became something much bigger:

a commitment to live with less, create with more intention, and learn directly through experience.

In July 2025, I made my second life-changing decision of the year. I quit my full-time job to pursue my career as an artist.

Neither choice came with certainty or a clear roadmap. The bus was unfinished. My future income was unclear. What I did have was a growing trust in myself and a knowing that the life I wanted couldn’t be built inside the structures I had outgrown. Building my home by hand has mirrored the way I approach my art — slowly, imperfectly, and guided by intuition rather than rules.

This chapter of my life has been defined by learning how to work with my hands, simplify my surroundings, and let go of what no longer fits. Living in a bus has stripped things down to what’s essential, and that same minimalism shows up in my creative process.

If you’d like to follow along with the bus build, my creative process, and the projects I’m currently working on, you can find everything linked here:

Thank you for being here.