My work isn’t about creating something new. It’s about remembering what has always been there.
I grew up as a dancer in the performing arts, where movement became my first language, the body, my first teacher.
Curiosity eventually led me into fashion, where I spent more than fifteen years as a wardrobe stylist in Los Angeles, exploring the relationship between image and identity. It also became the place where I unraveled. Somewhere beneath the pursuit of image for others, I realized I had lost touch with myself. What followed wasn’t a career change so much as the beginning of my return. A waking up to the symbolic that had been guiding me all along.
Today, my once separate paths have become one practice.
I partner with artists and small businesses to uncover the deeper architecture of their work. In private sessions, I help excavate stories, symbols, and the unseen that are asking to become visible.
Teaching yoga is the anchor of it all. My classes weave together movement, stillness, and deep listening. My work has been shaped by studies in yogic philosophy, anatomy, yoga nidra, yin and restorative yoga, and a mentorship in Jungian dream analysis.