With PopcornHollow, I want to invite people to see the world through the eyes of a child once again. It’s a reminder of a time when clouds could still be kites…castles or friendly monsters…ordinary things became something magical.

The little inhabitants of PopcornHollow are born from the same mindset: the willingness to discover stories in everyday things. A piece of popcorn becomes a character…a found object becomes an artifact…a chance moment becomes a little adventure. It’s a blend of childlike imagination and all the stories, experiences and memories that we gather throughout our lives.

My work aims to encourage people to use their own imagination more often, to remain curious and to rediscover the lightheartedness that many people lose as they grow up.