IN FALL
An eight-week virtual series where we experiment with boundaries in order to activate creativity and imagination. From that place, we document in ways that feel honest and memorable.
If you have ever experienced a fall someplace like Colorado, you know there is only one short window of time where you get to witness the changing colors. You must plan ahead. You must set aside other priorities. And you must take the moment, because it does not wait.
IN FALL is an eight week series built for the person who is craving an anchor to something meaningful and full of memory, something that not only witnesses the season, but makes something from what it offers.
“In this series, I will ask that you do not push through, or keep producing. There may not be time later to reflect, create, and do the thing you keep saying you want to do. Take the moment before that window of time closes.” — Lilit
What is IN FALL?
Without a creative and imaginative base, structures may eventually crumble or need to be completely reinvented. Let’s get to the heart of your ideas.
The ask is that we notice our tendency to identify as one way, and to see each season as an opportunity to listen more deeply. We collect and gather as a way of bringing your experience to the forefront, rather than isolating them in the dark.
For eight weeks you will move through the season inquiring about your roots, about fading traditions, and about that seed of knowledge within you ~ passed from generation to generation.
What you collect, images, objects, words, plants, memories, questions, becomes the raw material for creative work that is entirely and specifically yours.
Every culture on earth has practiced some version of this. They called it different things, harvest ritual, creative ceremony, rite of passage. The structure was always the same: you enter, you gather, you make, you share.
IN FALL Series Investment — Fall 2026
Full investment: $699. Early bird until August 25th: $649.
Previous cohort alumni: $619.
Eight weeks beginning end of September.
90-minute weekly sessions.
Space is limited & intimate.
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A rite of passage is like a crossing.
The oldest initiation stories send the traveler into the wilderness not to find something outside themselves ~ but to discover what was always inside, waiting for the right conditions to surface.
Before there were books, humans archived their lives through making ~ woven patterns, ritual objects, gathered plants, marks on stone. The archive became more than just a record.
We create our own rite of passage through 8 weeks of creative making and experimentation.
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I ask people to draw conclusions with little to no context. I want to see what their own unique intelligence may show, and erase any idea of boundaries in order to activate creativity and imagination. From that space, we build structures that last and feel honest.
These are the aha moments. The ones participants did not see coming. They usually arrive not from the final piece, but from what surprised them when they tried something new.
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Gathering
Noticing what the season is already offering. Collecting without editing. Drawing observations with little to no context.Marking
Naming what has been gathered — in words, images, gesture, or any language that arrives.Tracing
Following the thread backward. Lineage, body memory, and the root of the knowing.Preserving
Identifying what is worth holding before it passes through. Ancient practices and traditions.Releasing
Making space for what wants to emerge.Translating
Moving what has been found into a language others can receive, in whatever medium calls you.Witnessing
Seeing and being seen. What has been made is held by the group. The witnessing is part of the process.Returning
Closing the container differently than you entered it. Carrying the memory forward into the next season of life.
What you will do:
Each week holds a theme drawn from the season ~ gathering, marking, tracing, preserving, releasing, translating, witnessing, returning. Within each theme you receive a prompt, a practice, and an invitation to make something.
There is no right way to respond. The residency is structured enough to hold you and open enough to follow where you actually are.
By the end of eight weeks you will have something tangible.
A body of work, a personal archive, a memory of your own becoming over one season of your life.
Who is this for?
You do not need a portfolio. You do not need an existing creative practice. You do not need to identify with any particular tradition or belief system.
You need to believe that there is more than meets the eye. And you need to be willing to let go of the idea that there is only one way to build, create, or heal.
What past participants share is not a background or a skill set. It is a willingness to show up for eight weeks and see what surfaces, and to be surprised by what does.
Is your body holding something that talk alone has not been able to reach? Come find out.

