IN WHAT WORLD DO YOU WANT TO LIVE?
I see the possibility of living in flow, togetherness, and choice—a journey of liberation to release scarcity, separation, and powerlessness.
I'm Aurora, a deepener for creative and sensitive beings— citizens of the world with multicultural backgrounds and big hearts, deeply committed to making a positive impact and leaving the world better than they found it.
Creatives who want to dive deep into their essence.
Creatives ready to explore new possibilities on a path of Liberation!
As an immigrant myself, I understand the perks and challenges of navigating different cultures—the clashes of cultural beliefs, raising a first generation in a new culture, questioning where you belong, longing for your homeland, and often feeling the need to conceal your deepest emotions for fear of being misunderstood or judged.
All of this can stifle your creative self, preventing your voice from being heard. Perfectionism or people-pleasing tendencies often take the lead. But enough is enough!
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​Are you ready to grow beyond the limits of what you were told you could—or should—be?​
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Are you prepared to claim your power and fully embrace your true self?
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Are you ready to advocate for yourself without feeling selfish?
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Are you willing to honor your ancestors while releasing the baggage you no longer need to carry?​​
"My vision is
to see you open to
your possibilities."
I walk this path alongside you.
HUMAN-ARTIST
HUMAN-ARTIST founded by Aurora, is a community space offering local workshops, meetups, and one-on-one Zoom sessions. It challenges the patriarchal norms that affect us humans as artists and lovers—norms that often undermine culture, creativity, and caregiving, leaving us feeling isolated, exhausted, and fragmented.
HUMAN-ARTIST provides an intuitive space for participants to engage in meaningful dialogue and creative practices, bringing attention to the unseen, unspoken, and undervalued contributions of humans. It rejects the idea that our art must conflict with our humanity or that it needs to be grand to be recognized. Instead, it fosters a practice where both enrich one another.
