After a long and necessary pause, I’m stepping back into the space that started it all.

In this episode, I reflect on where I’ve been, what I’ve built, and why I’ve decided to return to the quieter, story-driven roots of this podcast. From launching The Immersion Studio and writing my first book, to wrestling with the tension between personal passion and public-facing projects, this is an honest unpacking of what it means to pause one form of art in order to grow another — and how to find your way back when the silence stretches longer than expected.

I explore the difference between creating for others and creating from within, the myths of productivity and “finishing,” and the layered, often misunderstood life of multi-passionate artists. I also introduce the stories that have been quietly growing behind the scenes — from mindful(l) and Le Chemin De La Colombe to the symbolic photography project La Fleur Cachée.

Whether you’ve followed Liminal Lines from the beginning or are just discovering it now, this episode is a re-entry point. A chance to breathe, to listen, and to remember that some stories aren’t meant to be rushed. They’re meant to be returned to.