The Full Story
About
Grounded in the principles of Community, Culture,, and Country, it is from this space that I serve from the heart, truely inspiring services. As a professional Massage Therapist, Yoga Teacher, Visual Artist, and Ceremonialist, I am committed to facilitating a deep connection to your spiritual essence. Together, we will draw upon the insights of both ancient and contemporary cultures to cultivate a comprehensive understanding of the healing arts.
Spirituial Arts CV
Education
2020 – 2022 - Masters of Museum Studies, University of Queensland
2013 – 2015 - Bachelor of Fine Arts, Queensland College of Art​
2024 - 2025 - Diploma Remedial Massage, Evolve College
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2024 - KaHuna Bodywork Therapy (Foundations 1)
2025- KaHuna Bodywork Therapy (Deepening)
2024 - Lomi Lomi Immersion Haku (Kawika Foster)
2024 - ZenThai Shiatsu Bodywork Therapy (Foundations 1)
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2024 - Yoga Union Yin Yoga Teacher Training
2022 - Alchemical Artistry Self Mastery Facilitator Training
2019 - Biomedical Institute of Yoga and Meditation Teacher Training
2016 - Somachi Institute of Yoga and Meditation Teacher Training ​
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Professional Experience
2024 - Murray St Massage - Massage Therapist
2021 - 2024 - Alceme Yoga Studio - Yoga Teacher
2023 - 2024 - Freycinet Experience Luxury Wilderness Lodge
2021 - 2022 - Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery - Visitor Services
2021 - Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery - Digitisation Officer
2022 - Plimsoll Gallery, University of Tasmania - Gallery Installations
2019 – 2020 - Griffith University Art Museum - Gallery Installations
2016 – 2018 - Museum of Old and New Art - Gallery Vigilance ​
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Solo Exhibitions
2023 - Salamanca Arts Centre, Salamanca Social, Embodied Cultures
2022 - Vacant Assembly, Embodied Encounter ​
Group Exhibitions
2024 Summer, Wild Island Tasmania
2023 Southerm Summer, Wild Island Tasmania
2023 Long Gallery, Salamanca Arts Centre, Gather Together, Hobart
2015 Queensland College of Art Showcase, South Brisbane Studios
Vision
I am inspired to explore — and support others in exploring — a deeper connection to Country: to the lands, waters, and ecologies we are part of. Through art, yoga, ceremony, and the creation of intentional spaces, my work seeks to honour and deepen our cultural relationship with environment, ocean, and place.
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My practice is rooted in both formal studies and embodied experience. I hold a Master’s in Museum Studies with a focus on cultural heritage and anthropology, a Bachelor of Fine Arts, and qualifications in Remedial Massage Therapy. These are woven together with more than 500 hours of Yoga Teacher Training, Ceremony Facilitation, ZenThai Shiatsu, and immersive training in Ka Huna and Lomi Lomi bodywork.
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This layered foundation informs how I listen, hold space, and engage — whether in private sessions, retreat settings, or shared community practices. Every offering is shaped by a respect for lineage, a commitment to embodiment, and a desire to meet people where they are.
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Through both practice and research, I’ve found that wellbeing and creative expression offer a profound gateway into spiritual integrity. My vision is to share this with others — to foster a renewed sense of ecological, social, and cultural connection to place.
All of my work is ultimately guided by a single thread:
to deepen the connection between people, culture, and Country.
I believe in the power of somatic, ceremonial, visionary, and creative arts to heal, to educate, and to bring us home.
Values
My work is a devotion to co-creation, animacy, and reciprocity — between earth, body, and community. At the heart of everything I offer is a return to relationship: with place, with the breath, with ancestral memory, and with the deep intelligence of the natural world.
I am passionate about the transformative power of education, and believe that learning is a sacred act. It allows us — as individuals and as communities — to reimagine the future, to expand beyond inherited limitations, and to build more conscious, reciprocal relationships with the land and each other.
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I am especially drawn to the intersections between spirituality, embodied cultural practices, and ecological wellbeing — where art becomes ritual, and healing becomes a communal act.
My work explores:
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How creative and somatic practices support wholistic health
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How ecological reciprocity can be restored through ritual and rhythm
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How narrativity, mythology, and place-based knowledge shape collective identity
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How ceremony and movement return us to a felt relationship with Source​
At my core, I am an educator, creative artist, museologist, yogi, advocate for indigenous wisdoms, mystic, and health ambassador.
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I value vitality, beauty, and compassionate resource-sharing — bringing heart-led offerings to the community through massage, ceremony, and the sacred arts.
