Art
Art as Inquiry. Cartographies of experience.
These writings accompany the artwork, offering reflections on the process of making and what became visible through it. The art is understood as a form of inquiry — a way of mapping felt experience, tracing inner and relational terrain, and rendering subtle dimensions of experience perceptible. Often, what emerges through the act of creating matters more than the finished form, revealing patterns, thresholds, and invitations for reconnection.
Making visible and dismantling our self-limiting beliefs: How visual tools can assist us in unpacking and mitigating the influence of our mental structures.
An “experience strata” and systems-sensing exploration through a moment of intensity. Also, an excuse to play with the metaphor of a geological map.
First experiments with “right-brained writing” while facing my fear of the unknown and confronting mental structures
The first experiential sensing bike ride map.
A collection of images created as part of Collective Transitions’ field readings—a practice of sensing into specific questions, dynamics, or elements relevant to a collective at a particular moment in time.