A place where you can just be yourself.

Creative Gatherings

A few hours when no one's watching you

When was the last time you spent a few hours not watching yourself? Not checking how you look, whether you're likable, whether you should smile more?

Creative Gatherings are exactly that space. We meet in a small group of women — sometimes in a forest, sometimes by the water, sometimes in a beautiful house or a sauna. We talk, eat, laugh, take photos of each other — group shots and solo ones — and go home a little different than we arrived.

You don't have to prove anything. You don't have to be brave, photogenic, or ready. You just have to show up.

The photos below are from one of these gatherings.

Retreats

A trip you come back from different

How many times have you gone somewhere "to relax" and come back more tired than before you left? Sightseeing on a schedule, photos for your feed, a smile in every shot — and underneath, the same exhaustion you had before you got on the plane.

The retreat I run has a different goal. It's not about seeing as much as possible. It's about feeling more — yourself, the other women around you, the place you happen to be in. You learn about yourself not from theory, but from experience: a new place, new people, situations where you don't have your usual masks on hand.

The program includes a photo session and subconscious work — but just as much, relaxation, fun, dancing, and food nobody's counting calories over. Getting to know yourself doesn't have to look like another item to check off your calendar. Sometimes it looks like an evening of dancing with women you didn't know a week earlier, who suddenly know more about you than half your friends from school.

You come back with photos that mean more than a regular souvenir from a trip — and with something you can't fit in a suitcase.

Golden Hours

An evening without business cards

Do you feel like every conversation you have lately is a little bit of a performance? Like even over a glass of wine you have to convince someone of something, make a good impression, or explain what you do?

Golden Hours are evenings for women — whatever you do for a living. You don't have to sell anything, prove anything, or introduce yourself through your job. You just have to feel like good company. Sometimes there's a theme for the evening, sometimes there isn't — but there's always room to just be, to listen, and to be heard.

Sometimes it's light — a glass of wine, conversation, good company. Sometimes it goes deeper — ticketed evenings where we listen to someone with something worth saying, and we leave with more than a new contact in our phone.