Growing up I was fortunate enough to spend time on my Grandparents sailing boat, sailing around French Polynesia and Thailand. 
This was the catalyst for a deep yearning to witness the wonders of the world. 

I started seeking expeditions in my late teenage years, working with organisations such as Earth Watch and the Institute of Ecotechnics. 
These experiences opened my eyes to the wonders of what humanity is capable of- from re-building an old Chinese junk ship (the RV Heraclitus) to living in the outback of Australia and learning about regenerative land-work and Indigenous artwork. 

In 2017 I studied Ecology and Spirituality at Schumacher college, combining academia with experiential practises and ever since then I have been driven to explore how spirituality connects us the natural world and vice versa. 

Running parallel to this I started training as a nature connection facilitator and forest school leader, to me it is important to share the joy and deep rootedness of returning to our connection with the land. 

My ethos around adventure is to seek creation in all its forms, exploring how humans connect to their natural surroundings/ spirituality, to then translate and share this through my own artwork, music and storytelling. 

I have been riding motorbikes since 2017 and found that there is an incredible freedom to travelling in this way. 
I am so grateful to be able to join this adventure with Tracks and Traditions on two wheels!