Fine Art That Reflects the Unseen

The Artist

My love for photography began at age 11, when my grandparents gifted me a little 110 camera (yes, I just dated myself 😊). From the moment I clicked the shutter, something awakened in me. I was hooked. I later studied photography in college, but like many artists, I let self-doubt blur my path.

Life, however, had its own creative vision. Instead of chasing art, I was drawn into a deeper journey—one of healing, awareness, and self-discovery. For over two decades, I explored alternative modalities, peeling back layers of old beliefs and misperceptions. I was trying to fix what I thought was broken. But the truth was liberating: I was never broken.

What I discovered changed everything:
I am not just a photographer. I am a creator of reality.
I am awareness behind the lens. The presence within the moment. The Soul, choosing to see beauty—within and without.

That remembering led me back to photography—this time with heart wide open and vision deeply rooted in truth.

Through ICM and my black-and-white work, I create photo art that evokes stillness, emotion, and curiosity—a visual reminder that there’s always more beneath the surface.

I’ve recently begun exploring meditative art (coming soon) as well—another way to express the journey of awareness and expansion. My work continues to evolve, just as I do.

Because photography isn’t just what I do.
It’s how I translate energy into form.
It’s how I play with light, with life, with the infinite potential of now.

And that… is the beauty I wish to share.

woman with sunglasses on with two dogs on the beach

Today, I live in Mexico—a two-week housesit 8 years ago and it turned into my forever home. Outside of the creative studio, you’ll find me hiking in the hills or walking barefoot on the beach with my dogs, exploring vibrant local markets, sharing good food and deep conversation with friends, and soaking in siestas in my hammock under the Mexican sun.

My work is an invitation to slow down, feel more deeply, and see beyond the surface.

Thank you for being here.

Jodi