I am an artist whose work lives at the confluence of sensory expressions. 
 
I celebrate creativity as a sacred force for social change and honor plants and fungi as allies in our collective evolution.
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A quick and healthy reminder that social media only offers a curated view of each others' lives. Someone commented to me the other day that my life seems "xyz" which caught me off guard before I remembered we hadn't actually seen each other in real life for a few years and that their perception was based solely on my posts. In real life, I have been navigating the painful lessons of what it means to fail at something I put my entire heart and soul into, something that was per

OFFERING CALABASH # 1 Naomi Grace, 2026 10" x 11" x 5.5"mixed media sculpture Calabash is a sacred plant across the African diaspora. In addition to its many practical uses including as a vessel for eating, drinking and cooking, it is also found in ritual representing the womb, creation, ancestral connection and the containment of divine wisdom. This altar piece is intended as an offering and/or prayer bowl and incorporates Ghanaian calabash, Kenyan cowrie shells, annatto-inf

Tonight marks the first new moon of 2026, coinciding with a solar eclipse and celebrations across several traditions (Lunar New Year of the Horse, Mardi Gras, Ramadan, Lent). This is a time for new beginnings, revolution, clarity of vision and momentum.  The salvation we have awaited is here, not through an external savior but an active remembering from within. It is clear that we have struggled to survive a world of imbalance and confusion now barely hanging on by a thread. 

Queen Nanny (c. 1686–1760) was a Chieftainess, priestess, and military leader of the Windward Maroons in Jamaica who innovated and lead military strategy to defeat the Imperial British army, forcing them to cede territories in Jamaica that remain sovereign to this day. The Jamaican Maroons are a living culture of sovereign peoples, keeping alive Indigenous ways of being of their Taino and Akan/Ashanti ancestors. They are descendants of people who refused to be enslaved and pr

I had a chance to take my camera out to Pacific Spirit Park on Musqueam territory, close to UBC campus

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2023 1-3pm PST Facilitated by Hanifa Nayo Washington ​ As we create the world we know is possible we require...