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This baby grand is a vibrant abstraction of color inspired by the state of flow I enter into while painting — a space where time disappears and creation moves freely. Much of this piece was made with my hands and fingers. The same tools that will be used to play this piano by whoever passes by.

Art has a way of creating a ripple effect. A song becomes a painting, a painting evokes a feeling, and that feeling becomes inspiration passed from one person to another.

My hope is that anyone who sits at this piano finds their own state of flow. So take a seat, play a song, and become part of the creative journey; your song may just inspire someone.

A stencil collage of birds, bees and butterflies. A tribute to the large importance of these small creatures to our environment.

This piano transforms into a stage where two warriors meet in a dance of harmony. Moving through a garden of cherry blossoms, they do not clash with swords but with music itself — notes crossing, tangling, and rising into a melody. Their duel becomes a song of love and trust, where rhythm replaces rivalry and sound blossoms into beauty.

The freestyle, wispy lines represent how I appreciate music for its many forms, shapes, and flow that it can take on. So versatile, it's never static nor is it ever dormant. Every piece of music is transformable with so much motion behind it.

The deep purple hue reminds us of the depths of space. The intermittent bursts of color and complexity remind us of life amid the vacuum. This piano allows us to make music to turn the vast emptiness into something more inhabitable.