Keeping the Studio

Abstract

In this paper, the studio is approached as a therapeutic community of images where the therapist functions as “keeper” of the space and atmospheric medicines which act upon the people who visit and participate in its creative ecology of forces. It is not physical suitability which determines the success of the studio. In fact, distractions and imperfections in the space may more accurately mirror the state of psyche and so induce the passionate engagement that calls forth soulful images.

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