Learning to see, and to be seen.
Through the body.Through the way we look.From presence.
Do you ever get to the end of a full day and feel like you weren't really in it?
Maybe your body is working harder than it needs to, or some of your curiosity and capacity for wonder have been fading.
What changes when we learn to pay attention differently?
You walk into a forest at night.
Your first impulse is probably to make the darkness go away. You reach for a flashlight, walk faster, stick to the familiar path.
With the flashlight, you get a bright circle, and everything outside it turns blacker than it was.
What if you stayed long enough to let your eyes adapt?
At first you see almost nothing. Then trees begin to separate from one another. The fireflies appear. The ground becomes easier to follow. You realize there was always more light than you thought.
The forest didn't change.
You did.
What changes when we learn to pay attention differently?
That question has followed me through engineering, photography, the Alexander Technique, and coaching.
You can come at it through the camera, through the body, or through conversation.
Coaching
Together we pay attention to your inner experience.
One-on-one sessions over Zoom, in Spanish or English.
We slow down until the habits, emotions, and protective patterns shaping your life become easier to notice, understand, and welcome. From there, something shifts: you can stay with what's hard without closing down, and build the capacity to be with your experience with more space and curiosity.
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Alexander Technique
Together we pay attention to how you do what you do.
Individual and group lessons.
We work with attention through everyday activities like sitting, standing, walking, or speaking. Together we notice the unnecessary effort you didn't know you were making, and discover how to let it go. Over time, familiar actions ask less of you, tension eases before it turns into pain, and you meet daily life with more freedom to respond rather than react.
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Photography
Together we pay attention to the way we see.
Commissioned photography, mentorships, and courses.
After twenty years behind the camera, I still live photography as a practice of attention. Whether I'm creating images for you or helping you develop your own photographic eye, we explore a more attentive way of seeing, until what you meant to say and what the image shows become one.
See the portfolioThe world reveals itself to the attention we bring to it.
If any of this makes you curious...