About

Hello there!

The Human Imagination Project Founder

I have been obsessed with time, memory, and imagination for as long as I can remember. Thus, it makes sense that my first adult job was as an archaeologist. I have since moved on from archaeology but not from that desire to unearth stories, to explore, to discover, and help others to do the same.

What is the Human Imagination Project?

I founded the Human Imagination Project and the Museum of the Ordinary Extraordinary to create a virtual space to help people cultivate hope, nurture our collective imagination, and imagine a new possible. I use applied improvisation, storytelling, and other creative interventions to help people reconnect to the magic of the ordinary, extraordinary, and everything in-between.

Through virtual events, workshops, performance, micro-art, and pro-social action, the Human Imagination Project and Museum of the Museum of the Ordinary Extraordinary provide a place to help people find, tell, and live better stories for themselves, their communities, and the world.

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