artist of devotion
Creating art, experiences, and spaces that inspire remembrance, transformation, and authentic expression.
I have never believed that art belongs only on a canvas.
For me, art has always been a way of listening. A way of making sense of the world, understanding the human experience, and exploring the mystery of what it means to be alive. Whether through painting, tattooing, music, movement, ritual, or conversation, my work has always been devoted to the same question:
Who are we beneath everything we have been taught to be?
I am an artist, tattooist, musician, Human Design analyst, mentor, and teacher based in Reno, Nevada. My work exists at the intersection of creativity, symbolism, embodiment, and transformation.
Over the years, my path has led me through many different worlds. I have worked as a visual artist, a yoga teacher, a guide, a musician, and the co-founder of immersive art experiences designed to inspire connection, wonder, and remembrance. Along the way, I discovered that every creative practice I pursued was ultimately leading me toward the same destination:
supporting people in remembering who they are.
Today, I bring together tattooing, Human Design, meditation, yoga, conversational NLP techniques, archetypal exploration, movement, and artistic expression to create deeply personal experiences that honor the relationship between the body, the mind, and the soul.
My approach is grounded in the understanding that the body carries stories, memories, fears, longings, grief, joy, wisdom, and truth. Through art, we are given an opportunity to witness those stories, transform our relationship with them, and create something meaningful from them.
My work is devoted to the misfits, the seekers, the visionaries, the artists, and the people who know that there is something within them waiting to emerge.
Whether we are creating a tattoo, exploring your Human Design, building an artistic practice, or standing together in front of a blank canvas, my intention remains the same:
To create a space in which you can become more fully yourself.
Because I don't believe transformation is about becoming someone new.
I believe it is about remembering who you have been all along.