Carrie-Anne Moss at her private residence in Los Angeles


You are more powerful than the story you’ve been repeating.
See yourself clearly.

When you do, everything shifts.


For visionaries, artists, and game changers done hiding in plain sight.

Where intimacy becomes visual poetry.

Awakening. Creativity. Self-trust.

FINE ART NEWS


2026 Upcoming Exhibitions:

ATLAS, Los Angeles Center of Photography
Juror, Paris Chong, Director Leica Gallery LA, Feb. 19th
*Honorable Mention “The Ache”

FEMINA, Curated by Sal Taylor Kydd, 169 Gallery, Opening Reception Sat. Feb 21st, 5-8pm

Celebrating Los Angeles, Curated by Michael Rababy, Hive Gallery, Opening, Sat. March 7th 6-11pm

Unseen, Curated by Richard Chow, LMF Gallery, Opening Reception: Sat. March 14th 6-9pm

Milan Photo Fair, Alta Vista Arts Gallery, March 19-22

Photo London, C3 Gallery, May 13-17

At 18, newly sober from meth addiction, I picked up a camera and turned my pain into visual poetry.
It saved my life.

Three decades later, my work is rooted in creative expression, Toltec wisdom, somatic practice, and a lifetime of seeing what isn’t said - what lives between the words.

When I look through the lens, I’m not looking for an image. I’m listening for truth. I use a Large Format film Camera, Polaroid, and a medium format Rolleiflex camera. I love the slow meditative process of using film with the instant gratification of Polaroid and the look and feel of both. 

I exhibit my art internationally, offer photo sessions globally and teach courses online. 

*Favorite thing: I’m the proud single mama of my son Max who has Down syndrome.