The Living Art of Remembering
THIS WORK IS FOR THOSE MOMENTS
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There are times when you no longer quite feel like yourself in the life you’ve built.
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You’re still living it. Still doing what needs to be done. But somewhere along the way, the life that once fit you has begun to feel different. You may not know what needs to change. You may only know that something has.
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I know that place because I’ve lived it.
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Soul Woven grew from my own experience of finding my way through those times. Writing, painting, cloth, and the body became ways of staying connected to myself when I didn’t know what came next—and, over time, ways of recognizing the parts of myself I had lost or left behind.
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 You don't have to know where you're going to begin finding your way back to youreslf.
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                               → Start Here
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The work moves
between forms.
Writing
A word becomes a doorway. A story opens into something we may have known all along.Â
Visual Art
Color, movement, and symbol give form to what language cannot yet hold.Â
Cloth
Softness becomes an embrace, awakening something the body has never forgotten.
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Everything you find here comes from a life being lived.
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The books, paintings, textiles, and words have all grown from my own experience of losing my way,
finding my way back, changing, beginning again, and learning what it means to live as myself.
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I share them because sometimes encountering another person's story helps you recognize something in your own.
THE BOOKS
                   Remembering MySelf
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A Journey Through the Threads of Time
The Fire and The Thread
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A Living Chronicle of Descent, Initiation, and Embodiment
Coming January 2027
PAINTING FROM YOUR SOUL
An invitation to begin
You don't need to know how to paint.
You don't need an idea of what you're going to make.
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This simple practice begins with color, movement, and the willingness to follow what draws you.
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I created it as a way for you to experience some of what creativity has given me—a place to follow color and instinct without worrying about whether you're doing it right.
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A place to begin before knowing.
I come here to paint, write, work with cloth, make books, sit with the dogs, stare out the window, move things around, abandon things, begin again.
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I can begin with what is in front of me and see where it leads.
