
Witnessing Circles
Group gatherings where we drop the masks, witness in community,
and transform our stories into embodied art
What to Expect
These Group Witnessing Circles are best for small, intimate gatherings of people who have close relationship with each other. Think: one family unit, a religious small group, a circle of friends, work cohort, or more.
I love to move through three stages: (1) warm-up with gentle connection games + agreements, (2) discover the group theme (varies)—in meditation + small groups, have a break, and then (3) bring your group's theme to life through collaborative photoshoot planning and then having the photoshoot. Each group translates their theme into visual metaphor and embodied expression; I join your creative visioning so the way I use my lens amplifies what you’re expressing.
My Role as Photographer & Space-Holder
As your facilitator and photographer, I’ll guide you in a creative process—teaching how to translate ideas and emotions into visual language. Together in small groups, we’ll explore metaphor, story, mood, movement, color, and ritual imagery. As a photographer, I will make artistic choices (close vs. wide angles, motion blur vs. stillness, composition, light focus) to translate your felt story into images. I hold the container—pacing, consent, grounding—and offer prompts when needed, then step back so your authentic expression leads.
Consent is central: you choose how you’re photographed and what (if anything) can be shared publicly; we’ll revisit this at the start and end.
You’ll leave not just with photos, but with the lived experience of co-creating art from your truth—together.