Who’s behind Project Paradise Studio?

I’m Sol Pochat, an artist, designer, and project manager who thrives on turning ideas into tangible reality. I specialize in guiding projects from concept to completion, ensuring every detail aligns with the vision. With a passion for movement and materializing ideas, I bring clarity and structure to creative processes, turning concepts into meaningful, cohesive outcomes.

What’s the Process Like?

The process starts with your vision, even if it feels unclear. I ask the right questions, uncover what truly matters, and refine the core of your idea. It's not just about design, it's about helping you own your creative choices. Sometimes we simplify, other times we push boundaries. Every project is unique, and that’s what makes it exciting.

What Does it Mean to Project Paradise?

Project Paradise is the recognition that everything is temporary, a project in constant motion, evolving as we do. "Project" speaks to the dynamic nature of reality, always shifting, always unfinished. "Paradise" is the pursuit of coherence, pleasure, and creation in alignment with our true selves. To project paradise is to shape a world that reflects who we are, moment by moment.

How’s Your Journey Been Like?

I’ve always started from zero: building communities, shaping spaces, and diving into various creative fields. From co-founding an art gallery in Buenos Aires to designing interiors that go beyond furniture and capture atmosphere, I’ve developed brands with true meaning for the people behind them. Every project I’ve taken on has been driven by pure curiosity, and it’s this journey that fuels my passion for helping others find their way. I know the challenge of not knowing where to begin, which is why I’m dedicated to guiding others through that uncertain phase. My work isn’t about delivering a final product; it’s about giving you the clarity, confidence, and direction to own your creative process.

Where Are You Based?

I’ve lived and worked in New York, Buenos Aires, and now Miami, each shaping the way I think and create. New York sharpened my instincts, Buenos Aires taught me to build from scratch, and Miami showed me how to move with change. But more than a location, I’m drawn to digital or physical spaces where ideas take shape, evolve, and find their own rhythm. That’s what drives my work, wherever I am.