About ten years ago, after choosing to leave behind the noise and chaos of life on land, I met Tom — my life and sea partner. That’s when I discovered the ocean, freediving, silence… and everything changed. Since then, I’ve been living with him aboard Karaka.
These days, I wake up early — often around 5 or 6 a.m. — when everything is still calm and quiet. I spend my mornings in my little floating studio on Karaka, drawing, creating, experimenting.
It’s in solitude and slowness that I find my balance and energy.
Karaka is often full of people. It’s a place of sharing, movement, celebration. I appreciate its richness, but I now live at a slower pace.
I’m learning to make space for myself while staying open to others — to find balance between stillness and community life.
Welcoming people aboard Karaka is a way to share a different way of living.
Even if I’m sometimes in my own bubble, I’m happy to help each person breathe, explore, and find their own space.
