Here We are
On the threshold of a new journey, the place where life is most felt, fragile and fertile.
Be it personal or planetary, you may feel the winds of uncertainty and change, called to re-author the myths, maps, images and paradigms you live by to align with a more resonant, regenerative ground of being.
So, we start by returning to the sensuous body, to our entanglement with the living earth and our belonging here. We gather in creative and ritual spaces to tend to our inner and outer gardens, and turn the compost of life into expressions of love, beauty, audacity, holy activism for life.
Because, the quest is on: How do we rewild ourselves and become the eco-logcial humans we were meant to be?
Meet Lone
My work lives at the intersection of spirituality, creativity and change. I am curious and concerned about the intertwined relationship between body, nature and culture, and how our perceptions and narratives have the power to define us, who we are, where we are going.
Limit or liberate? Do we have a choice?
As a photographer, writer and creative catalyst I’m particularly known for my ability to connect the dots and synthesize meaning and use my intuitive eye for seeing and calling forth what’s vital and true. I have a knack for facilitating honest spaces for discovery and transformation and its my joy to reflect back to you the beauty I see and sense. I hope my work, words, images, teachings and talks will inspire your liberation and courage to re-wild your narrative, your life.
It is within our imagination, possibility dwells.
The mainstream, dogmatic, formulaic life path has never swayed me, nor have I swooned by our culture’s glossy lifestyle images of success. I’m more interested in what happens when we drop the popular storyline, personas and ‘expertises’ and begin to listen for the murmurs and shapes taking form beneath the surface. Honest. Real. Nothing to defend.
Shall we meet there?
“Hard times are coming, and we’ll be wanting the voices of writers and artists who can see alternatives
to how we live now, who can see through our fear-stricken society and its obsessive technologies to other
ways of being, and even imagine real grounds for hope. We’ll need writers who can remember freedom
— poets, visionaries — realists of a larger reality.” -Ursula Le Guin.
