Projects

Truly local body care and home products to imbue your life with regional, medicinal magic. 

Through collaboration with Folks Farm in Fort Collins, sustainable wildcraft, my own home garden, and sourcing ingredients as local and mindfully as possible (beeswax from BeeSquared Apiaries), I focus on spotlighting the botanicals that share our home with love, simplicity, ritual, and care.

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You can find my products locally in Fort Collins, Colorado at:

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• The Fox Den No Waste Coffee Shop
  (During their normal business hours)

• Folks Farm and Seed Market Stand
  (May through October)

Ephemeral Movement is an eco-somatic movement practice I've been developing and practicing since 2011.

​Through contemplative, somatic-based movement, site-specific inquiry, pilgrimage, and an ephemeral philosophy, Ephemeral Movement coalesces in a deeper sense of belonging in self and with other.

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I write about the practice and associated themes on my substack blog below. You can also visit my website to see my wellness offerings.

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You can follow more of this project directly through the following bolded links:

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Substack Blog : this is the most active place to engage with the work

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Instagram : occasional videos and related content for inspiration

Website : a landing page for the work and a place to find services offered

Becoming a mother in 2022 has been a magical, heart-wrenching transformation. 

Through direct collaborations with my toddler and more personal explorations of motherhood, I explore what it means to be an artist and a mother, how to reclaim, share, and transmute creative energy into a sustainable and joyous experience.

In alignment with my goal to support a circular economy and help fill the hole for maternity clothes options locally, I've started a by-appointment consignment boutique! 

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Try on a curated selection of gently-used and like-new clothes, gear, etc with the support of a backyard for the littles to play in.

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email hey@reyatelier.com to start selling or shopping with us!

Through collaboration with Folks Farm in Fort Collins, I've been growing and experimenting with plant dyes since 2022.

My textile baskets are the seed of inspiration for Rey Atelier. In a meditative act to process my father's death in 2017, I lovingly wove "Doormats for Grief" as a therapeutic grief process where I would hand-shred fabric and then crochet mats. Mats became wall hangings and eventually, when I was ready, the mats curved up with sides and became baskets.

Visit my Textile Gallery to see more.

The textile baskets are still a pulse of the atelier and a rotating selection are available for purchase.