As the model/actress and her three-year-old son visit her parents in San Diego, the 33-year-old shares the moments they spend in her childhood home where her father has an art studio.
- Jul 9, 2024
AceShowbiz - Emily Ratajkowski and her three-year-old son Sylvester, visited her parents in San Diego, where they spent time in her childhood home. Her father John Ratajkowski, an artist and former high school art teacher, has a studio in the house, which has been a haven for creativity throughout Emily's life.
In a recent post, Emily shared a tour of the studio, showcasing her father's artwork, mementos from her childhood, and their collaborative efforts. She reminisced about her time as his painting student and how he instilled in her the importance of seeing and paying attention to detail.
Her father's studio has not only been a workplace but also a place of learning and connection. Emily's son Sly enjoys painting with his grandfather and has a special bond with him. Emily believes that nurturing creativity is essential for children's development, and her father's artistic environment has been an invaluable resource.
Reflecting on their relationship, Emily emphasizes that even when she was young, her father treated her as an equal, trusting her artistic judgment and encouraging her to express her opinions. She credits him for fostering her creative impulses and enabling her to confidently navigate the art world.
Emily's journey as an artist has been strongly influenced by her father. She attributes her interest in the muse-artist dynamic, ownership in the art world and the recognition of marginalized creators to his guidance.
In turn, Emily's father acknowledges the transformative role his daughter has played in his life. He expresses admiration for her artistic journey and her ability to teach him about the rapidly changing art world.
Throughout their conversation, Emily and her father highlight the importance of art in their family life. They believe that it connects generations, fosters empathy, and provides a framework for understanding the world. Emily's incorporation of her family portraits into her son's environment reflects this deep connection and the ongoing legacy of creativity within their family.
