Ever has my life been oriented towards purpose, and my Ethos is woven into everything I do.

While I’ve lived and worked across cultures and industries, ever have I remain grounded in my values, quirks, and personal experience. When it comes to my work, I aim to bring as much of myself as is possible. When I’m freelancing or self-employed, it’s a breeze. In times when I have the constraints of an organisation around me, I choose to make some compromises.

As far back as I can remember, I’ve been called by mythology, folklore, belief systems, and worlds seen and unseen. It hasn’t always bled into my “work”, but it’s ever-present. My relationship with Spirit and Nature is informed by animism, history, folklore, my ancestors, and past-lives.

In an ideal world, my work is:

  • Focused on impact, first

  • Post-capitalist

  • Non-violent

  • Generative, inclusive, transparent, and ethical

  • Revolutionary

  • Welcoming of all people, belief systems, abilities, genders, races, and sexualities

  • Guided by my Ethos (this one, here!)

  • Non-dogmatic and nuanced

  • Safe for encouraging curiosity and informed discussions

 

VISION

 

An interwoven Earth of fulfilled People - embracing Nature, Spirit, and Ritual.

MISSION

Role-model a generative, post-capitalist paradigm; characterised by purpose, reciprocity, and stewardship.

VALUES

Oneness. Earnestness. Nurture. Transparency. Non-violence. Enchantment. Integrity.

I grew up in what’s known as Sydney, Australia on the unceded lands of the Eora Nation.

I honour the traditional stewards upon whose stolen land I have been privileged to live; first, the Dharawal people - who were the first to experience the violence of British colonists - and now the Gadigal people. Their unflinching spirit in the face of ongoing genocide, racism, and forcible removal under colonialism is a testament to the strength of their communities.

I honour their relationship to this living landscape, and offer up my respect for their warriors and Elders; ancestral, present, and emerging. I know that this land has long been - and will ever remain - their land.

Acknowledgement in solidarity.