Meeting on the threshold …
Set your images, stories and life in motion With Lone Mørch
Artist, Creative catalyst & Human rewilder
You don’t want to just SEE her work, you want to BE her work. - September Williams
BOOKS
Embody: Intimate Photographic Encounters with Women
In this gorgeous art book, Lone Morch examines the light and shadows in women's bodies, minds and psyches in prose and photos from her longstanding work with female empowerment.
It’s about women's own freedom, but also the extraordinary vision of the photographer who grants them the freedom to be viewed as they see fit. Veil by veil, woman by woman, image by image, Embody reveals a healing vision for a wounded world. - Phil Cousineau, author
Seeing Red: A Woman's Quest for Truth, Power and the Sacred
An honest memoir of a women's quest for freedom. Climbing both inner and outer mountains, it takes you to the holy Mount Kailas in Tibet, through a seven-year marriage in San Francisco, and into the arms of the fierce goddess Kali in Kathmandu.
GoodReads. Amazon.
Buy in Denmark here.
In UK here.
TEDTALK
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Writings from the threshold…
Hi, here i am…
An award-winning author, photographer, speaker and creative catalyst, my work lives at the intersection of creativity, spirituality and our entanglement with the living world .
I’m particularly known for my sensitive eye’s ability to see and call forth what’s vital and true, and my knack for facilitating honest and liberating spaces for discovery and transformation.
On this site, I share some of my art, books and projects alongside details on how we can work together. I currently offer photography sessions and creative guidance, grief tending and navigating change, inside and out. I sometimes offer creative retreats and workshops, speaking and freelance consulting in Denmark, Europe, USA. In the shop, you can purchase my books and limited edition art prints, shipped to everywhere. Get the details in Danish here.
Join me on the threshold of creativity and change …
While battling the Corona Blues, I’m busy plotting my personal post-pandemic Belle Epoque. Are you not?