I often find myself grappling with big, expansive questions and deep-diving into specific inquiries. I question why things have to be done a certain way; I feel, understand, and uncover new meaning through immersive experiments and embodied experiences. And, I have a deep desire to create artful, evocative expressions of the potentials I uncover along the way.

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I am someone who flows between what are often posed as polarities: creative intuition and rational thought; blank canvases and spreadsheets; contemplation and somatic experiencing; spontaneous laughter and serious discipline; emergent play and architected design. For me they aren't polarities, they are aspects of our unified nature that when harmonized, maintain dynamic balance.

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I have a deep respect for nature and passion for participating in the design of a more sustainable, integrated world where we align ourselves to the natural order of things and remember what's truly necessary to live consciously with contentment.

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An artist at heart, I’m often exploring into new spaces to get curious, uncover new potentials, and create from a place of emergence. And yet, my devotion remains steady: artful regeneration within individuals, communities, and the natural world through new and age-old means.

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I spent the early part of my life devoted to deep training within the realms of classical ballet and fine arts. After over a decade of leaving artistry behind to pursue the sciences and corporate professions, I returned to expressive movement as a way to connect to deeper dimensions of myself and life around me. From this place, I support an international community of individuals and organizations in healing and transformation work anchored in ancient tradition and modern practice. Somatic movement, mindfulness, meditation, and creative practice are central pillars of this work.

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My art practice is multi-faceted, with a more recent focus on exploring the mythic body of self and world through poetry and dance. This living body of work first took shape through a full-length poetry book titled, PORTALS, which became the seed for it’s next form: a visual film that explores essential themes and sensations of the work through digital perspectives and sound.