Who you are doesn’t unfold in isolation. Identity lives in relationship — with yourself, with others, and with the world around you.
It’s not a fixed state, but a constant movement between inner and outer. Between feeling who you are, and daring to give that form in connection. In that, connection is essential.
Connection with yourself — with what you feel and what you need.
Connection with others — where you don’t have to disappear or harden yourself.
True connection asks that you let yourself be seen, without knowing for sure if you’ll be received.
That you stay present, even when it gets uncomfortable. Self-expression is the movement in which your truth is given space.
Not as ‘clearly stating your opinion,’ but as the form that naturally arises when you attune to what wants to be lived through you.
Sometimes it’s a word, a gesture, a silence.
Sometimes a tremble in your voice. This layer is essential in my work.
Because who you are is not only discovered through thinking or analysis, but most of all through experience.
What is it like to be visible — in the moment?
What happens when you speak up, or when you fall silent?
What wants to be lived through you?

Together, we create a space where you’re invited to explore what it means to truly be yourself — with everything that comes with it.
And if expression through the voice is helpful in that, we’ll use it.
Not as a requirement, but as an invitation to feel what wants to be heard.

It’s not about forms. It’s about loyalty — to yourself.