In Your Own Skin is a social art project which aims to share the “hidden treasures” inside everyone.

“Everybody has lovely bits. Why do we obsess on the parts that aren’t the same as the magazines? To what are we aspiring?

SWITCH off your mobile, get into the countryside and breathe. “Shadow dancing is about being curious about the shadow with an open heart”

“Our culture dictates you must have a flat belly when curvy is normal”

Healing is having to understand the masks that we have worn to survive.

As a child growing up on Lake Michigan (which I have come to see more as a fresh water ocean than a lake) I would spend endless periods entraced by the waves lapping at the sandy shore. The focus of my meditative state was the smooth and sensuos stones.

Imagine how your life would be different right now if, from the time you were a small child, your body had been continuously affirmed by strong, confident, other women who saw you as powerful, sexual, and sacred.

We all wear masks. Our masks conceal as well as reveal.

Maska: embracing fear and creating protection

Westcountry artist Katehryn Trenshaw is cementing her reputation as a leading international talent after being chosen to show her work at the Unite Nations headquarters in New York.

Exhibit and Workshops

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First breath Last breath. What if we embraced death and shadow as a part of our lives from our firt breath?