I am a Contemporary Artist, Pleasure Activist, and Sex, Love & Relationship Coach devoted to the erotic evolution.

Guiding men, women and couples into deeper intimacy, pleasure, truth, and aliveness.

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My path to this work began with a deep longing to understand love.

Growing up in a home shaped by divorce, I witnessed disconnection early. As I moved into adulthood, I found myself repeating painful patterns through a string of toxic relationships, yearning to understand what healthy, nourishing love could truly feel like.

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In 2012, I reached a crossroads, I was struggling with depression, anxiety, and the weight of unhealed trauma, shame, and a sex-negative culture that taught disconnection from the body rather than deep intimacy with it.

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I tried to numb the ache with drugs, alcohol, and self-destruction, but somewhere inside, my heart kept whispering:

There must be more than this.

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That whisper led me on a decade-long journey through creativity, spirituality, sexuality, and conscious relationship — reclaiming the pleasure, power, and presence that had always lived within me.

Perhaps my greatest teacher has been love itself.

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My husband, Zane, and I have been together for 11 years, intentionally cultivating a relationship and family life rooted in harmony, honesty, play, devotion, and deep communication.

Not perfection but a love that feels alive, nourishing, and real.

Creating this kind of relationship has become one of my greatest successes and the deepest inspiration behind the work I now share.

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My path as an artist began at Sydney College of the Arts, where I studied painting and explored creativity as a language of healing and transcendence. I am also an accredited Kundalini Yoga teacher and have facilitated workshops, retreats, festivals, and sound healing experiences that bridge art, embodiment, sexuality, and transformation.

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Today, through Numinous Bloom, I support men,  women and couples to move from shame to celebration, numbness to aliveness, and disconnection to deep love.

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Because intimacy is something we can learn.
Pleasure is something we are worthy of.

And the world needs more love!