Embodied Drawing: inquiry, process, reflect
This blog explores somatic drawing as both an artistic method and a mode of inquiry—where the body becomes a site of knowledge, perception, and creative possibility. Through reflections, case studies, and practice-based research, I examine how mark-making can support emotional regulation, intuitive development, and embodied learning. Whether you're an artist, educator, or researcher, these entries invite you to consider the page as a place of both expression and investigation.
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Why Choose Somatic Drawing Exercises?
What makes somatic drawing different from traditional art? This post shares five embodied reasons to begin, from emotional release to creative reawakening to community connection.
Connecting with Intuition
What if your inner voice was already speaking—quietly, through sensation? This post explores how somatic drawing helps you tune in, trust instinct, and build a deeper relationship with your intuitive self.