new space

I was about to rent an art studio in the same building that I had previously rented a space. This space was far more suitable. It was a large L-shaped room with an inbuilt desk against one wall. Instead of the walls completely meeting at the corners, gaps the width of regular doorways had been left, open to the outside, so that the room had cross-breezes from every angle as well as natural light from the gaps and the windows in one wall. It was a beautiful space and I was excited about moving in to begin a period of intense creative work. The breeze blew through, constantly refreshing the air in the room and carrying with it the perfumes of the outdoors and the sound of distant laughter.