I've been making art since I was a kid. My mom is an elementary arts teacher, my dad is an artist — and both of them have been lifelong travelers, always chasing the next place, the next thing to learn. Between the two of them, I grew up watching creativity and movement as just... how life works. Not a hobby. A way of being.
That's probably why I never landed on one craft. Modeling, painting, sewing, jewelry, tattoos, astrology, flow arts — I do all of it, and I used to think I needed to pick a lane. I don't anymore. What I've noticed, over and over, is that the skills transfer. Something I learn moving fabric shows up in how I move my body. Something I learn holding a tattoo needle shows up in how I read a birth chart. It's really just one practice showing up in different forms. I do it for the feeling — the flow, the excitement of learning something new, the stretch of challenging myself into something I couldn't do yesterday.
The real turning point came when I was 23. I moved to Maui and started practicing at a meditation center — and ended up living there. That's where I found vipassana meditation, and it changed how I understood everything I'd already been doing. Flow, it turns out, isn't something you chase. It's something you notice. Vipassana taught me deep observation, and deep observation is where all my craft actually comes from — the painting, the sewing, the tattoos, the charts, all of it.
Right now, my focus is sharing what I know. I love teaching my crafts and building things with community. Earlier this year, I co-founded Sacred Gatherings Collective with two business partners, creating spiritual events and spaces for people to gather, create, and go inward together.
This site is a hub for all of it — every discipline, all in one place. I'm not shaping myself to fit a gig. I'm putting myself out here as I actually am, and trusting that the right people and opportunities find their way to me.
