Much like myself, this work is ever evolving. At the moment most of it takes place in the format of content creation: video compilations, painting and filmography, mostly on Instagram for the time being. I have a catalog of free psycho-spiritual articles on Patreon that will soon be expanded, as well as many other projects in the early stages of development. Whatever the format however, all of my work revolves around a premise of archetypal connection & the larger practice of inner work as alchemy.

 

I arrived at this work through lived psychological descent after rupture and the slow reconstruction of meaning from the inside out. What emerged was a mode of perception that was more necessary for my own survival than anything chosen. This​ orientation was shaped in periods where identity dissolved and familiar narratives failed while the body became the primary site of experience after many years of disembodiment (traumatic dissociation). In those phases of somatic reconnection and psychological reconstruction, what mattered was how much intensity could be endured and metabolized, and what could be lived with integrity when everything false fell away. As a lifelong painter and avid consumer of myth, symbolic language has ever been an integral mode of processing for my psyche. Depth psychology and somatic awareness appeared as tools more than interests, as they were the only forms of tracking inner reality that were accessible to me when the old familiar frameworks could no longer hold.

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Jungian psychology offered a map for experiences that I couldn't explain through surface language alone, while myth and alchemy provided symbolic coherence in the places where my linear sense-making failed. Art and writing became the only containers capable of holding what was happening inside of me... Over time, these elements converged into a practice rooted in contact—contact with the psyche, with the body, with nature, and with the slow unfolding intelligence of transformation.

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​When I use the word mystic, I mean direct engagement with inner reality as it is actually encountered rather than any kind of performance: embodied, destabilizing, archetypal, and often inconvenient. Mysticism, as I understand it, is about learning how to remain present in the world when what is familiar dissolves and reforms.