My name is Ike Pihlstrom and art has been part of my life for as long as I can remember.​ Whether drawing, telling stories, or watching films that moved something in me—I’ve always turned to creativity as a way to understand myself and the world.

 

As I grew older, that impulse expanded. I found music production in my teens, studied graphic design in college, and explored photography and poetry along the way. But filmmaking has become the center—a form where all the others converge.

 

Through ongoing therapy and spiritual awakening, my creative process deepens. It’s become more than expression. It’s become a vessel—for pattern, memory, trauma, and what lies just beyond language. A practice not only of making art, but of being shaped by it.

 

Into Form emerged naturally from this journey. It’s an offering of what I’ve found through exploring my inner world: clarity, transformation, and something sacred.