Michael Bruley Studio

Latest addition to my “Isolationism” series, featuring Michelangelo’s David at the Galleria dell’Accademia in Florence, Italy.

Every time I am in a museum, I notice how everyone—myself included—immediately reaches for their phone. While I try to stay in the moment by silencing notifications and putting my device away, it is striking how much our brains are locked into these handheld devices.

It is no wonder people feel so disconnected from one another today. We often bury our faces in our screens, hoping the next image we post goes viral rather than simply enjoying the experience in front of us.

I would love to hear your thoughts on this new piece and the themes behind it.

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I wanted to share my excitement about working on this project. When my client first approached me with this idea, I saw the vision immediately, and I knew it was going to look this good!

Stained glass windows bring a significant amount of color and warmth to any room, and I am very pleased with how this piece has turned out.

I made these panels with the help of and my team in the in the

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Are we on the verge of becoming an isolationist society? While the internet has made us more connected than ever, many people now feel more apart than ever before.

I am sharing a painting titled “Isolationist,” which serves as a potential concept for a new series. As this is the first piece, I would value your feedback. Does the work evoke any particular feelings or thoughts for you?

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