I am a creator, truth-seeker, and lifelong learner. A lover of words, beauty, and the wild unknown within our hearts and minds, as well as this mysterious planet. Raised in Portland, Oregon, I’ve grown up with moss on my boots and stardust in my eyes—called always to the rivers, deserts, forests, and mountains of this breathtaking land I call home.
My work is born from the places where spirit meets story. I write and make art to witness the world, to explore what it means to be human, and to offer something honest back. Whether wandering a new trail, tending my creative rituals, or sitting in stillness with a good book, I am always in conversation with the sacred and the mysterious.
I believe in curiosity over certainty, humanity over ideology, and beauty as a form of resistance. I am a feminist, a witch, a partner, a sister, and a friend. I’m deeply shaped by the women who walk beside me—and the voices who have lit the path: Dr. Brené Brown, bell hooks, Martha Beck, Joseph Campbell, and every soul brave enough to tell the truth.
Art, music, poetry, and nature keep me alive and awake. I’ll listen to anything with heart. I’ll read everything that dares to ask why. I’m especially drawn to voices that dance on the edge: Emily Dickinson, Walt Whitman, Anne Sexton, Tom Robbins, Kurt Vonnegut, Alice Walker, and Jean M. Auel. I also have a soft spot for the mystical and the macabre.
My life is a living altar to the creative process—messy, meaningful, ever-evolving. I’m here to connect, to create, and to kindle a little more light in the dark. If something I make speaks to your soul, then we’ve already begun.