In hermetic and alchemical traditions, Art refers to the Great Work (Ars Magna) of transformation itself.
WHERE THE STORY LIVES —
( the experience )
Beneath the visible story of our lives, another story is always unfolding. The soul follows its own riverbed, carrying dreams, longings, symbols, and forgotten pieces of ourselves toward the places where they can finally be seen. In every season of change, something is moving toward wholeness.
Throughout history, we have marked life’s passages through story, ritual, symbol, and image. We have built altars, painted cave walls, buried relics, written myths, and preserved photographs.
Ritual Sessions are held in this spirit of initiation. As a way of honoring a season of transformation while it is still unfolding.
Photography becomes both mirror and medicine. A ceremony for witnessing what is present in the soma and moving through the psyche.
WITNESSING.
BECOMING.
ILLUMINATION.
"Only by discovering and loving the goddess lost within our rejected body can we hear our own authentic voice."
— Marion Woodman
(I) Attunement
Our container opens with a 1:1 call and a journal that will slowly become a talisman throughout the journey.
Over the following weeks, you’ll be invited into a creative dialogue with yourself through a regular practice of streams of consciousness. Dreams are recorded. Morning pages are scribbled. Watercolors are painted. Songs are sung in the kitchen. Flowers are pressed between pages. Fragments of poems, symbols, memories, and synchronicities find their way into the soul’s journal. Think The Red Book meets girlhood. An invitation to become curious, to notice what keeps appearing, to follow the red thread a little further than you normally would.
Along the way, I’ll offer reflections, prompts, and active imagination practices to support the process. We’ll interpret dreams and drop into the soma to attune to what feels alive and wants to be lovingly reclaimed.
Our second 1:1 call allows us to work with the unconscious together and begin dreaming into the ceremony itself. The imagery, symbols, objects, and intentions arise from the journey we’ve already been taking together.
(II) Ceremony
The ceremony is where everything explored is lovingly welcomed. We co-create a space to reflect the journey you’ve already embarked on. An altar is built from objects carrying personal meaning. Textures, colors, flowers, heirlooms, photographs, pieces of nature, and symbolic elements are thoughtfully gathered.
The ceremony itself is both guided and intuitive. There is room for stillness, movement, reflection, laughter, tears, curiosity, and play. Where body meets earth. Tears meet witnessing. Soul meets life.
Rather than performing for the camera, the invitation is to remain present with yourself and the experience as it unfolds. Allow yourself to be lovingly witnessed. For the tender to be reclaimed. Photography becomes part of the ritual, drawing light around what is already there.
Think of this art we co-create less like portraits and more like sacred artifacts. Reflections of a threshold crossed and a truth honored.
(III) integration
Through continued conversation, reflection, and the photographs themselves, we return to the experience together. Often the meaning of something becomes clearer through the process of relational reflection. A photograph reveals something you didn’t notice in the moment. A dream suddenly connects to a page from your journal. A symbol that appeared throughout the process begins making more sense.
I think so much of life asks us to move quickly. To immediately understand, decide, explain, and move on. But soul asks us to linger. To remain curious and trust that what is meaningful will continue unfolding in its own time.
As the journal fills with photographs, reflections, dreams, and memories from the journey, it becomes a tangible reminder of this beautiful season. As a relationship with what (matter)ed.
The final gathering creates space to reflect on what feels different now, what wishes to move forward with you, and what has found a deeper place within your life. Because sometimes the most beautiful part of the process is realizing how much can change when we give something our attention.
( initiation through art )
TWO MONTH RELATIONAL CONTAINER
Four 1:1 Sessions
Jungian Depth Psychology:
Working with Archetypes, Shadow Work, Dream Interpretation
Active Imagination & Recorded Meditations
Guided Inquiry & Journal Prompts
Ceremonial Photo Session
Hybrid Film & Digital
ENERGY EXCHANGE
$1,800
payment plans available
Love Notes
from the muses
Your Mythology — as art.
I believe every woman is living a story far deeper than the one visible from the surface.
A story shaped by longing and love. By endings and beginnings. By the thresholds crossed, the identities shed, the dreams followed, and the many versions of herself met along the way.
Photography becomes a way of honoring that journey. Not just how it looked, but how it felt to live it. What we create together becomes something you can return to — a reflection of a season, a remembrance of who you were becoming, and a celebration of the path that brought you here.
Your heroine’s journey, held in image.