hi alchemists🤍 we’re starting something a little deeper beginning tomorrow… a 5-day exploration into the different parts of you. you are not just one fixed identity. you are layered, complex, and constantly shifting. made up of different versions of yourself that have all been shaped by your experiences, emotions, and your past. some parts feel easy to love. others… not so much. but all of them are you. for the next few days, we’re going to gently explore these parts through reflection and creativity, not to judge or “fix” anything, but to understand and integrate. each day, you’ll receive: - an archetype to explore - a reflection prompt - and a way to express it (writing, art, voice, anything that feels natural) this is something we’re doing together. so whatever comes up… you’re invited to share it here. this is a safe space. ✨ if you’re joining, comment & answer this question: 💭 what part of you are you most curious about right now? i’ll be doing this with you too🪄

one of the most important parts of the creative journey, even before what you make…is how deeply you know yourself. because you can only go as deep in your art as you’ve gone within yourself🫀 your patterns. your emotions. your desires. your truth. this never really ends. you’re always changing. always evolving. always becoming different versions of yourself. so learning who you are is a constant process; a relationship you keep nurturing and returning to. 🦋what’s something new you’ve been learning about yourself lately? 🦋how can you bring that into your art or your everyday creative life? and if you had to put it into words, where are you at right now? vote + share more if you feel called🌀

consciousness is one of those things that still feels… out of reach. like we can talk about it, study it, try to define it, but it never fully lets itself be understood. who are you? why are you here? are you even here… or just aware of being here? is this all something you’re experiencing… or something you are? the questions don’t end💭 and even as science keeps uncovering more layers, there’s still a part of this that can’t be handed to us - it's something we have to experience for ourselves. this video breaks down different levels of consciousness, and what it feels like to move through them. everyone sees consciousness differently… but one thing feels true: we’re all living in completely different versions of reality, even while sharing the same world. could that be tied to the level of awareness we’re operating from? watch this with an open mind… and when you come back, answer truthfully: 🌀what level of consciousness do you feel you’re currently in? 🌀what do you feel might help you move into the next? https://youtu.be/IqXpzcfdtn4?si=pkug-PwZgowhtIc7

i want to take a moment to welcome our newest soul into art & alchemy, @Bonita Staker 🪄we’re really happy you’re here. this space is all about art, curiosity, transformation, and spirituality. a place where you don’t have to have it all figured out, just a willingness to explore and express. so feel free to take your time, look around, and share whatever feels true to you🤍 to help us get to know you a little.. ✨ what kind of art do you feel most connected to right now? ✨ and what’s been on your mind or heart lately? we’d love to meet you!! (and to everyone else, go show some love + say hi💫)

hi alchemists🪄🖤 i’ve been a little quiet this past week… i took a trip to the dominican republic to be with family, to rest, and to reconnect with a part of me that always feels like home. it’s a strange, beautiful feeling… being in a place you didn’t fully grow up in, a place that isn’t entirely familiar, yet something in your body just knows. like your soul recognizes it before your mind can make sense of it. like your roots are speaking to you in a language you don’t fully understand, but deeply feel. being here reminded me that home isn’t always about where you were raised… sometimes it’s about where your spirit softens, where something ancient in you exhales. there were moments where i’d just pause and take it all in, thinking… my ancestors once danced here. and now i’m here. it also made me realize how important it is to be fully present in those spaces. to not rush through them. to really feel them. because we don’t always know when we’ll be back… or if we ever will. coming back, i feel softer… more grounded… and really grateful. i wanted to check in with you all, not just to share where i’ve been, but to open up a moment for you, too. have you ever felt a connection to a place you couldn’t fully explain? where in your life are you being asked to slow down?