Rocking the boat, shaking shit up, and challenging artists to dig into their self-narratives and rewrite a mythology that transforms the way they live their lives. Art comes to us from the realm of matter and we need voices unafraid to dig into their bodies and unearth what they find there.
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self mythology (aka. bio)
Hi, I'm Sasha. Half-feral, neurodivergent, photographer and earth mystic with a chronic thirst to go deeper. I have a BA in English with emphasis on psychology and mythology and I will likely spend the rest of my life studying the intimate weaving between those three fields and marinating in my own personal folklore. I've trained in both Human Design and Astrology and believe that potent metaphor is the key to powerful art-making.
I believe art is a sacred practice of attunement, to ourselves, and to our communities. Art is a sacred space of healing and connection and artists are catalysts for systemic change. I want to start a revolution inside of you that alchemizes how we view ourselves and how we tell stories.
+ Boudoir vs. Fine Art Nude: a deconstruction on sexual vs. sensual imagery
+ Instagram and the issue of artistic censorship
+ Skin as a metaphor
+ Appropriate vs. Inappropriate use of childhood skin focused imagery in the photography industry and how to work with children when skin focus is a big part of your artistry
matter over mind: embodiment as
creative grounding
sexual vs. sensual: a deep dive into skin focused imagery
landscape narratives + the creative eye
+ The self-story and how it entwines with our creative work
+ The role of your design in showcasing difference in an oversaturated market
+ Human Design as a tool for self-awareness, self-acceptance, and self-empowerment.
+ Creating magnetism through a fusion of your design and self-mythology
human design, self-mythology + the aligned artist
Mysticism + depth psychology
creative philosophy
narratives
art history + philosophy
+ Boudoir vs. Fine Art Nude: a deconstruction on sexual vs. sensual imagery
+ Instagram and the issue of artistic censorship
+ Skin as a metaphor
+ Appropriate vs. Inappropriate use of childhood skin focused imagery in the photography industry and how to work with children when skin focus is a big part of your artistry
+ Our self-story and the Land
+ How the familiar landscape shapes the creative eye
+ Geography as identification
+ Light and darkness: the role of seasonal changes in storytelling
+ Photography + eco-ethics
+ Self-grounding and why successful artists do it
+ Soma as Art; how Plato's hierarchy of forms fails us
+ Embodiment as a creative practice
+ Seducing Inspiration through rest
+ Regenerative creativity in an age of exhaustion