I am continually amazed by the synchronicities that unfold in life’s journey, and how ideas we project outward often manifest in unexpected ways. My time in America is drawing to a close, and this experience has far exceeded my expectations. I can’t help but reflect on the domino effect that brought me here.
When I first learned I was moving to the USA, I found myself scrolling through galleries online, imagining the possibility of exhibiting my work. One gallery that caught my eye was The Art Club of Washington. I remember thinking, Wouldn’t it be incredible to exhibit in such a prestigious and historic building? Fast forward to my third year in Washington, DC, and there I was, with my artwork hanging in that very gallery. The ripple effect of positive thought and manifestation is something I’ve witnessed time and again.
Yet, each time someone asks, "How many sales did you make?" I’m reminded of the common fixation on material success. While it’s true that without sales, a full-time art career can become unsustainable, the real miracle lies in the hidden forces that make things happen and the experiences we gather along the way. There’s so much emphasis on material wealth that we often overlook the importance of stepping back and appreciating the rich tapestry of life itself.
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