I am a visionary artist, ritual theatre director, vocational counsellor, and expressive arts therapist based on Salt Spring Island, Canada.

I believe in the power of creativity and imagination as real technologies of transformation.

Both in our personal lives and in these collective times that ask for a deep reimagining of what is possible, I have devoted my life to exploring how art, ritual, and belief can shape reality. Through my artistic practice, I learned the power of suspending disbelief — of creating microcosms where anything is possible, where prayers can be seeded, and where visions are given real ground to take flight.

My ritual theatre work explores the creative power of shared imagination: collective prayer, ritual theatre, and the subtle architecture of belief. I am deeply interested in how communities gather to generate meaning, beauty, and change in their bioregions — and how art becomes a living bridge between the seen and unseen.

My creative direction and mentorship work carries the same foundation. I work with visionaries, artists, practitioners and purpose-driven people to clarify what they are here to create and bring that work into form.

My practice moves between creative direction, vocational development, expressive arts and mentorship — pairing intuitive and initiatory work with grounded structural tools and strategy.

I am interested in what it means to build a thriving creative life: to develop a resourcing vocation that supports personal freedom, integrity, and the steady flow of one's gifts into the world.

Our work together is both inward and outward. We listen for what is most alive, deepen relationship with creativity and the sacred, and give form to the work, vocation, or next chapter that is asking to be lived.

Drawing from expressive arts, somatic practice, ritual, and over a decade of experience supporting people in vocational development, I help people recognize the deeper patterns of their lives, cultivate trust in their own creative and spiritual authority, and translate what they discover into tangible form.

This might mean developing a body of work, evolving an existing practice, bringing a long-held vision into being, or simply creating a life with greater meaning, devotion, and relationship with the Divine.

I am less interested in prescribing a path than in helping people develop the practices of listening, discernment, and creation that allow their own path to reveal itself.

I feel immense gratitude for the lineage that shaped me.

I come from generations of artists — raised in a family where creativity was both devotion and discipline. The creative fire of my mother, the artistic rigor of my sister, the perseverence of my father and the depth of artistic inheritance in my blood that continues to feed my work.

I have been guided by extraordinary mentors — by design and by grace — including Isis Indria, Eve Bradford, Priscilla Heine, Louisa Birkins, Tasha Hubbard, Charles Hall, Murray Sipple, and Sedona Swan. I’ve also been privileged to have completed my Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Arts and Theatre at Concordia University in Montreal, and later deepened my practice through formal training at the Vancouver Art Therapy Institute, supported by Kaylian Jay.

I am profoundly grateful for the friends, collaborators, and creative women who have walked beside me — Bronwen Olsen, Sarah Sataya, Mackenzie River, Paige Penny, Chauntelle Atcheynum, Meliss Desmond, John Luther and many more — whose presence continues to shape my becoming.

Above all, my work is an offering back to the profound relationship I hold with Spirit — with Creator, the Muse, the more than human allies that shape it. Everything I create is an attempt to generate more beauty, more nourishment, and more good food for our collective ecosystem in times when sustenance can feel scarce.

Thank you for being here.


Creatively yours,