As a longtime collaborator with Anthropologie, it felt like a natural extension when URBN—their parent company—invited me to exhibit my work at their corporate campus in Philadelphia, in April, 2019. The space buzzes with creativity: home to Anthropologie, Urban Outfitters, Free People, FP Movement, Nuuly, Terrain, and more. It’s one of the most eclectic and visually rich office environments I’ve ever encountered.

My show, titled Halcyon Days, was installed in Gallery 543, a central lobby space that connects everything from the dining hall and gym to coffee shops and gathering areas. It’s a high-traffic area where employees and visitors mingle, making it a lively and energizing place for art to live, even if just temporarily.

The exhibition ran through April 2019 and was one of those moments that reminded me how powerful creative environments can be—for work, for art, and for daily life.