At the heart of how I move in this world and what I offer as work is an acknowledgement of the interconnectedness and sacredness of all life.

Driven by the question, "What does it mean to be well in the world of today?", I seek to create spaces where we can explore building nourishing relationships with ourselves, one another, and the rest of the living world. Spaces where we can both learn to navigate the socio-ecological crises of today and find pathways for transformation, together.

As an artist, facilitator, and anthropologist, my practice is a blend of transformative change processes, creative practices, healing work, leadership, organizational development, and earth-based wisdom traditions.

I hold workshops and learning programs, mentor creatives and artists, and facilitate group processes. I have worked with cultural practitioners, activists, academics, informal groups and institutions alike in different contexts and geographies for 15 years.

As an artist and researcher my dedication belongs primarily to exploring plant-human relationships and allyships for change through embodied practices, and especially voice and sounding, weaving these explorations into participatory performances.

I grew up in a small town in Latvia, on the edge of a forest that became my trusted home and space of refuge. A place for deep inter-species friendships and explorations. I learned most other that I know of the ways of plants and trees from my mother and grandmother and plants themselves, and am weaving this ancestral knowledge further in my own ways. I lived in Latvia most of my life, immersed in the intersection of cultural, activist and educational work, which included co-running an independent cultural centre & a festival, and multiple other projects. After two years in Berlin, I am now rooting in Aarhus, Denmark.