✦ From the Studio of Peter Ashworth ✦

Contemporary Impact Artist

Dear passionate souls, art lovers, and seekers of a more
meaningful life,

I am writing this letter to the ardent and dedicated lovers
of art, the highly imaginative, curious, and open-minded people, willing to
explore new ideas in pursuit of your creative vision.

If you're someone who feels something shift inside you when
you experience great art—if you believe that life is more than routines, more
than noise, more than surface-level scrolling—this letter is for you.

You are the curious, the open-hearted, the imaginative. You
are the ones who slow down to feel. Who see beyond. Who know, in your bones,
that art isn’t a luxury—it's a human need.

It's how we remember who we are.

From the earliest cave paintings to large-scale contemporary
artworks, art has always been part of the human story. It connects us.
It questions us. It stirs the parts of us that logic alone cannot reach. Art
can move us in a second—without words, without permission—transcending language
and culture. That’s its magic.

In a world moving too fast, art gives us back the moment.
It stops us mid-thought, mid-scroll, mid-stride—and in that quiet pause, we feel.

Wonder. Memory. Longing. Joy. We reconnect with the soul of being human.

As a contemporary visual artist, my mission is to create
that kind of moment. Not just decoration for walls—but powerful, large-scale
art that awakens emotion, sparks dialogue, and elevates your space and your spirit.

Whether you're a collector, a curator, an interior designer,
or someone who simply loves beauty and meaning—you understand that art
changes environments, minds, and even lives. It’s a catalyst. A connector.
A force for good.

Art is more than expression—It’s an invitation to live
more fully.

When shared with family, friends, or even strangers, art
becomes a bonding experience. It adds vibrancy to your home or office. It
stimulates curiosity, ignites conversation, and brings joy into the spaces we
inhabit every day.

But the purpose of art doesn’t end there.

Art can challenge norms. Spark social change. Inspire
justice. The most powerful works in history didn’t just decorate—they
demanded that we see differently. That we act. That we feel something bigger
than ourselves. I believe in art with a conscience. Art that reflects our
highest human values—compassion, equality, imagination, courage.

As an artist and as a human being, I also believe in living
what I call a Great Big Life.

That means embracing creativity, adventure, meaningful connection, and personal
freedom. It’s about saying yes to what makes you feel alive. Yes to experiences
that move you. Yes to living on purpose, with joy.

The Great Big Life movement is for anyone who wants to infuse
their life with more awe, meaning, and bold creative living—whether through
art, nature, family, passion projects, or simply seeing the world through a
more inspired lens.

Let art be part of that life. Let it guide you, ground you,
challenge you, and uplift you.

And let love guide it all.

Love, I believe, is the core of everything good.

When we love deeply—our people, our passions, our planet—we become more
generous, more compassionate, more alive. I infuse every piece of my work with
that frequency. With the energy of love, beauty, and transformation. So when
you hang a piece in your space, you’re not just buying art. You're inviting
in a feeling. A shift. A story.

So I invite you:

Find the artists that move you—and support them. Visit galleries. Buy art that
speaks to you. Discover creators online. Follow the makers of beauty and
change. And if my art resonates with you—I would be honored to be part of your
journey.

Thank you for your passion. Your curiosity. Your belief
in something deeper.

I’m here to create with purpose, and to serve people like you.  

Let’s live artfully. Let’s live inspired. Let’s live a Great Big Life.

With gratitude and creativity,

Peter Ashworth

Contemporary Impact Artist
Southern California