The Wild Woman
Collector’s Edition

15 unique pictures printed on high quality frames

The W I L D art project started by bringing together women I admire and old mythological stories from the book Women Who Run With The Wolves.

My pictures are more than visuals. they carry symbolism from old myths and legends that tell the story of transitions we, as women, go through. Whether we're lost in our own dark forest, learning to trust intuition, running with a newly kindled fire, reconnecting to our home body, singing purpose into our bones, and so many more of the many important things we've forgotten ...

These pictures are here to remind us of the power of transformation that lives within us all.

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W I L D is an art photography series with a story behind every picture.

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My Why

When I stepped into the world of sustainability and activism early in my twenties, I realized the importance of storytelling. The way you tell a story invites people into to different worlds. The choice of words becomes the universe you create and either draws people in to connect to the message you're trying to share, or it pushes them away.

My message around sustainability was a hopeful one, and that message was my truth for many years: connection with the natural world is essential for a connection to ourselves.

Today, however, I understand that everything starts with a connection to ourselves, and that influences how we connect to the world around us.

There are many ways we can connect to who we are, and I am constantly testing out new ways of doing that. Through photography, myths, symbolism, psychology, hypnotherapy, shadow work, ... you name it.

I strongly believe that the path to a better world, starts with a connection to oneself, because if we can't have grace and care for ourselves, how can we give it to others?

Photographing these women through the years has had an impact on me that I can't quite get into words yet, but I am trying. In the meantime, I am borrowing the words of stories, myths and legends to bridge a feeling to an image.