I made Solilo as a celebration of storytelling, the power of truly listening, and the alchemy of creativity and empathy. Inspired by the introspection of a soliloquy, it's a space for stories to be shared, heard, and transformed into art.

It began with a moment I couldn't stop carrying — a stranger asking for help at Union Station, another stranger quietly answering. I sat across the room and cried, then wrote in my journal: I want to share stories like this. I didn't know what to do with it. The longing stayed anyway, for years.

I believe every story has meaning. I believe listening, when it's real, is its own kind of art. And I believe that when we let what we carry be witnessed, and answered, something quietly mends, in us and between us.