My Conceptions

This piece traces a lived experience of a 10-day Vipassana meditation course. Through the experience of breath, sitting, pain, sensation and stillness, this piece explores how the body becomes a doorway into deeper layers of experience and wisdom.

This piece is a contemplative, poetic essay shaped by the landscapes of Bhutan. Moving through roads, forests, valleys and descent, it reflects on impermanence, attention and effort giving way to ease. Less a search of answers, more a practice of staying with what arises until being found replaces seeking.

A brief exchange in a morning bakery becomes a making of moment. The poem traces how the ordinary becomes conjured, and how even strangers leave us quietly full.

In this piece, I trace an inner journey mirrored in the landscapes of the Great Ocean Road, Australia. Through four oceanic movements, it explores how silence, memory, and awe shape us. Photographs and prose blend into a visual poem inviting you to return to stillness, to wonder, to self.

In the crucible of suffering, uncovering truths that comfort cannot reveal. This piece delves into the paradoxes of heartbreak, harm, healing and the love that persists through it all.