My mother found this painting in a vintage shop, drawn to its charm, only to realize once she got it home that it was damaged. Instead of discarding it, she carefully repaired it, revealing something even more meaningful: proof that broken things aren’t lost things.

From the moment children walk into Gina’s studio, they step into a space designed just for them—a place where creativity is limitless, and their ideas are celebrated. She delights in watching them express themselves freely. “They have new ideas, and they aren’t limited by so many rules yet. If they get excited about something, I want to explore it with them.”