A small place of wonder, mystery, unknowing, unmaking and remaking.
My work sits at the intersection of transgenerational analysis, psychogenealogy, and an alchemy of stories nourished by dreams. For more than twenty-five years, I have been listening to the echoes, voices and silences that move through families. I am fascinated by what lies between what we say, what we do not say, what we hide and what we do not know — by everything that, even when unnamed, continues to move through us. Through my work, I look for ways of remaining connected to what came before us, to what has been transmitted, silenced, forgotten or left unresolved, and to what reappears in our lives today.
I approach therapy and creative practice as a space where stories, wounds, and myths meet. Through narration, images, dreams, and embodied inquiry, I ask unanswerable questions: How do we stay with the fractures, with the ghosts and the unfinished stories?
Much of my work rests on a path made of ruptures, of silences, of transmissions. By sharing my story and my own experiences, I try to open a passage where others can walk, alone or beside me. Across time, cultures and lineages, I am convinced we carry the same myths, the same imprints. Thus, becoming a somatic archaeologist, listening to the movements of the soul, becomes my life's mission.
In 2024, I created a tool that I called: Medicine of the Soul — A Transgenerational Tarot deck. The deck is not a product so much as a process, an unfolding conversation between myself, the intelligences I'm entangled with, and the quiet, stubborn echoes of ancestral memory that refuse to be forgotten. It emerged slowly (more than 20 years research), shaped by a rhythm not entirely my own, stitched through long periods of listening, grieving, stumbling, and softening.
I am an artist, mainly working on photograph, creating collages out of them (The deck is made with them too). Constructed and deconstructed photographs — primarily from my own family archive (but not only), sometimes found images on the net, or displaced images here and there. I layer, cut, and reassemble, trying to disturb linearity and myth in order to excavate what lies just beyond visibility. I am trying to give them another story. Some collages become rituals in paper form, where memory, forgetting, and poetry cohabit without resolution.
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Transgenerational Therapy is a therapeutic approach that uses the family tree as a map through which to explore our personal history, family narratives, myths, and legacies. It invites us to examine the stories we tell about ourselves and our families: the stories we have been told, the stories we believe we heard, and the untold stories that continue to shape us beneath the surface.
The fabric of our lives is woven from these threads.
Through this process, we revisit the lives of those who came before us and explore how their experiences, choices, losses, and silences continue to ripple through the generations. By bringing these patterns into awareness, we can access our innate capacity for healing, gain greater clarity, and restore a sense of coherence and peace. Transgenerational Therapy is not about remaining bound to the past. It is about understanding what has been carried, honouring what came before, and creating the freedom to live your own life more fully.
This is not divination. The deck is a therapeutic tool: each card holds an ancestral pattern and a somatic prompt, drawn to mirror where you stand today.
54 cards in the deck.
Tap a card to turn it over
Bring what you are carrying — a question, a story, any fragments of a story. I will draw the cards from my Transgenerational Tarot and send your reading, written personally, directly to your inbox.
One credit = one written reading, delivered by email.
Two objects for you: the complete Transgenerational Tarot — 54 collage cards and a full booklet to accompany you — and Sage's new book are available in the shop.
This Tarot Deck is composed of 54 cards representing original works associated to concepts of Transgenerational Therapy, Depth Psychology, Jungian Archetypes, Shamanic practices and other symbolic tools for the excavation of the psyche. Crafted to initiate a process of alchemy within, the intention of the deck is to shed light on how ancestral influences continue to shape our life events, mental and physical states. Each reading in itself forms a sort of emotional map guiding you towards more connection, resonance, and integration.
a journey through memory, body, lineage, migration, and return
Across fragments of memory, images, and reflection, I Fed My Name to Ghosts traces the transmissions that shape a family system: myths, silences, wounds, and the body's insistence to speak. What emerges is not a single narrative, but a spiral, a field of returns, where personal experience meets ancestral echo, and where understanding unfolds through repetition, rupture, and recognition. Blending essay, poetry, and intimate inquiry, you are invited to navigate territories of motherhood, exile, illness, and repair.
