I have never really spoken about this before—not in a blog, not in interviews, and certainly not in my art descriptions. But today feels like the right time, given I’m gradually leaning into the more weird and conceptual focuses in creation. It’s something I live with daily, and oddly enough, it’s played a somewhat great role in shaping how I create. What is Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) SPD happens when the brain struggles to filter and respond appropriately to sensory input. What’s harmless for most people—like the feel of a wool jumper—can feel like sandpaper to someone with SPD. It’s not just about preference or sensitivity; it’s how the brain…