Sarah Leaf

I came back again, and it just so happened to be the last day of the exhibition😌
This time I was by myself, and I spent 3 and a half hours at the exhibition alone, soaking up every moment, every detail, feeling everything that I could feel. I would find myself lost in his paintings and items, looking at every stroke, every drip, every texture.
The room in the first photo is my favorite spot. I spent most of my time there as people passed through. I felt the most at home there. In passing conversations I learned that that was his actual couch and that he sat there for an interview. I didn’t know that 😳
I didn’t want to leave, but unfortunately there is an ending for everything. This exhibition wouldn’t feel as special if it were not finite.
I left this space feeling inspired, grateful, and energized. I am still soaking it all in, trying not to forgot the thoughts and feelings that I experienced during that time, trying not to get lost in the craziness of work and other daily stressors that keep me distracted from what is most important to me: pulling back out the creative part of me that I have shut away all of these years, because it was inconvenient or unideal.
I keep referring to this exhibition as a once in a lifetime experience, but I hope that I will get to experience many more of these.
Thank you thank you thank you🙏🤍

Happy New Year from Japan y’all🇯🇵🎆
Have some videos and song projects in the works, so stay tuned🎵 What are your New Year’s resolutions?