HUMANITY COLLABORATIONS

Who are we before culture tells us who we are?

I am an artist, writer, dialogue facilitator, and cultural strategist.

I offer Humanity Collaborations—individual and group engagements that invite participants to examine our shared humanity through unconventional art, media, dialogue, and immersive experiences.

There is a unique opportunity to challenge the assumptions, social narratives, and ingrained patterns that drive separation and misunderstanding—within ourselves, and in our relationships with others.

By cultivating curiosity and autonomy, you’ll learn to question what lies beneath your belief systems, and to think and see differently. New possibilities emerge for building reciprocal relationships, navigating difference, and communicating across boundaries constructed by society and culture.

You’ll begin to notice a shift that opens new pathways to deeper understanding and connection.

Who would benefit from Humanity Collaborations?

Professionals, creatives, executives, and changemakers seeking greater clarity and effectiveness in their work and lives, across corporate, cultural, educational, nonprofit, and philanthropic sectors.

Through Humanity Collaborations, participants consider what it means to be fully human in a complex and divided world, bringing greater intention and presence to how they show up with those around them.

One-on-one sessions are designed specifically for each person. The experience consists of weekly one-hour sessions conducted in person or via Zoom over the course of eight weeks. Created for meaningful engagement, group immersions span three days with two-hour sessions each day and are limited to just 20 participants.

For more than a decade, I have facilitated dialogues on humanity in spaces including the Portland Art Museum, The New School in New York City, and a range of public, private, and gallery settings.

Every meaningful collaboration begins
with a conversation.