My artistic practice is a love letter to the sacred—a path of remembering through ritual, movement, and ancestral presence. I create immersive experiences where dance, sound, and ceremony open portals to healing, connection, and belonging. Guided by African diasporic traditions and indigenous ways of knowing, I treat the body as altar, storykeeper, and bridge between worlds.

Nature is not a backdrop in my work—it is kin, collaborator, and ancient teacher. The elements—earth, water, air, and fire—shape the rhythm and soul of each offering. I listen to what the land remembers.

In collaboration with other healing artists and ceremonialists, I co-create spaces where art becomes ritual, and ritual becomes medicine. These are spaces for grieving, remembering, and reimagining what it means to be whole.

I do not create to perform—I create to awaken. To tend what’s been lost. To honor what still lives in us. To return to the earth that has never forgotten us.