Artist Derek Pigrum argues that everyone is creative, but that people often do not allow their surroundings to inspire them
A monumental industrial table, covered in streaked dried up layers of paint and glue looking like a frenzied Jackson Pollack action painting, littered with brushes, pencils, and paper. This is the remaining debris of creative battles fought out that Wednesday in Derek Pigrum’s art room, the pungent intoxicating scents of oil paint and turpentine still lingering in the air.
