My violin is an extension of my physical being. Through sound and vibration I share love, healing and high frequency energy
You decide who will appear in Artforum Magazine, take home $25,000, and display their work at The Art of Elysium's Salon!
Improvisational violin pieces are my favorite- being an open vessel for energy and ideas to flow. I also love blending my violin with spoken word, sharing high vibrational stories about consciousness, quantum entanglement and how we are all connected. I also love singing and collaborating with other musicians. I love experimenting with different frequencies and tones to enhance heart-mind coherence and I love making music to move and dance to.
Where do you find inspiration?Everywhere! Ocean walks and bike rides with my dog, mountain hikes, smelling flowers, hugging trees, listening to music, going to an art show, feeling my bare feet on the earth, dancing, creating with friends, listening and reading about quantum mechanics, eastern philosophy and new scientific breakthroughs on the big questions- who am I? What exactly is the meaning of being?
What would you do with $25,000?I would create an album of violin pieces for peace, collaborating with fellow musicians to spread healing through sound. I’d also build a platform that combines music, movement, breath, work, and dance- helping people reconnect to their bodies, raise their energy and remember our shared humanity. All proceeds would support peace and human humanitarian causes.
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