Exploring modern day magick, spiritual grit & feminist fire through narrative art
Behind the Scenes
What's this all about?
If my life were a TV show, the first season would probably be called Hex and the City. Days filled with meetings and strategies; nights lit by tarot cards, candle flames, and a touch of magic. The twist? It’s all real.
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Writing is my primary medium
I’m a narrative artist who explores archetypes, perception, symbolic echoes and the quiet magick in everyday moments trough essays, stories, rituals, and visual explorations. Photography and symbolic art extend that practice. ​​
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What shapes my work
My work thrives where mind and art intertwine, where intuition meets insight, and the rhythms of the corporate world brush against quiet magick. Guided by a pagan, nature-based perspective, I honour the cycles, symbols, and subtle teachings of the natural world. The Wheel of the Year, archetypes, and these patterns shape the way I write, create, and explore ideas.
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Symbols are my language. They help reveal what we lose in a hyper-logical world and what becomes possible when we reconnect with myth, metaphor, and the intuitive mind.
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But my work isn’t all sunbeams and spell jars. I’m equally drawn to questioning power structures — the ones hidden in society, in corporate culture, in patriarchy, and yes, even in spirituality. I explore where magick liberates us and where it has been used to constrain us. I write about feminism, identity, autonomy, and the psychological undercurrents that still shape our modern lives.​
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Who is she?
Hi, I’m Nicole — a Swiss-based creative rebel, corporate human-whisperer by day and unapologetic Urban Mystic by night. Yes, I’m trained in psychology, counselling, and mental well-being; yes, I adore science, evidence, and the beautiful complexity of the human brain. But after years of trying to fit in, I learned that embracing every intuitive, brilliant, chaotic part of myself is where the real magic happens.
While I’ve lived in the city for over a decade, I’ve walked a nature-based spiritual path for more than 20 years, exploring the strange-but-beautiful ways humans make meaning. I believe that creating is one of the most powerful psychological tools we have — and that intuition, creativity, and soul expression are essential parts of holistic health.​​​
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Art that Stirs Something
Part of my work — and part of my responsibility while creating art — is to challenge how we see ourselves, each other, and the world. Art isn’t meant to please everyone. It’s meant to stir something: discomfort, recognition, curiosity, clarity, rebellion. My creative work invites reflection rather than offering easy answers. Whether someone resonates with it or not is less important than whether it made them think. That’s the quiet, radical power of art — to open a door in the mind that can’t be closed again.