My work is at the intersection of studying this age of AI, education, art, the feminine mysteries, and as of recently, embarking on a path of death doula studies. 

I feel that as this world is heading to 2030 there is much we will be confronted with, particularly what it means to exist alongside a potential new AI species and what consequences that will that have on the Earth and for ourselves.

Everything is rapidly changing and will only continue to accelerate. 

My intention is to create meaning and give language to this civilisational transition, whether through my AI Ecology research, my educational frameworks, my art and writing, and my 1:1 support for mothers and women preparing for 2030. 

I feel what we need is not more information overload but maps of understanding what this new world looks like as a terrain shaped by AI that we now must navigate. A new terrain where the world is going through a major rebirth while much of reality as we once knew it is also dissolving rapidly.

Such big changes deserve art, poetry, and conversations as breathing room. 

I think what we need more than anything is grounding intelligence, the kind of intelligence that keeps us rooted in nature's wisdom while balancing a new AI reality.

We can learn to adapt to the societal changes ahead of us yet still stay connected to what matters most.

 

This is what I am developing and researching as a way to help make sense of all the noise.  
 

I combine a multidisciplinary approach: weaving together art and poetry, sociology, education studies, ecology, psychology, neuroscience, death doula approaches and more as a way to map out this giant mosaic unfolding of human evolution...in my own way, for those who resonate.

 

I grew up with a Finnish father working in educational consulting who, over countless dinner conversations, would instil in me a deep understanding on how Finnish and Nordic education systems revolve around connecting with nature and exploring a child's deepest potential-compared to the West that values competition and profit. We also understood how Finland's approach to innovation differs from the rest of the West, where they value how innovation is meant to actually improve people's lives, not simply disrupt industries for the sake of industry domination.

My mother is Zambian with Malawian, Congolese, and Nigerian roots so I've spent much of my adult life rediscovering indigenous and African wisdom traditions around the connection to land, the feminine, and the deeper mysteries beyond the western mind. Growing up as a Third Culture Kid, I grew up all over the world, so life to me has always been a classroom of learning about the different forces that shape people, society, and the planet. Flash forward to 2026 and the age of AI, and I can see how so much of how I grew up and the life my soul chose was in preparation to help bridge nature, technology, and humanity with new frameworks, perspectives, and art.

I've spent the past 10+ years in social enterprises, creative community development, art, and education, as well as supporting women stay attuned to their menstrual wisdom. All of these combined have become the foundation for the creative work I do now in this AI landscape that bridges together ecology, education and feminine intelligence . My work is also deeply influenced by the late Kilindi Iyi, Tolulope Ilesanmi, and the mystic Asiryanath. 

My mission is to share perspectives that help illuminate new pathways in our minds and hearts, so we are not bound by any single narrative in this great wave of change.

I don't believe this age of AI requires us to keep up with the constant latest updates about gadgets, tools, and technology alone-but is instead asking of us to learn about this new world while we stay rooted in the earth, our imagination, and our connection to the cycles of life and death.

And if you are a mother or woman that wants support in order to root into this change and feel prepared for what's to come as we head to 2030, let's connect.

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Love,