Site-Specific Labyrinths

A slow path, a sacred space.

Aerial view of a finished stone labyrinth at dusk
Detail of stones forming a labyrinth path

Designed for the land

Each labyrinth is designed in dialogue with the land it inhabits. I work with local stone, the contour of the site, and the intention of the keeper to create a structure that holds sacred energy for years to come.

A labyrinth is not a maze. It has a single path inward and a single path back. Walking it slowly is a meditation, a prayer, a way of asking and answering at once within a sacred container.

Typical diameter20–45 ft
Build time3–10 days on site
MaterialsLocal stone, earth, bricks, wood, gravel
Lead time2–6 months
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Guided Meditations

Walking the labyrinth

I lead small groups in guided labyrinth walks — a moving meditation in three movements. We release on the way in, receive at the center, and return changed. Walks are offered seasonally at different labyrinths.

People standing around a labyrinth laid out in colored tape on a floor
Release

The path inward

Each step lays down what no longer belongs to you.

Receive

The center

A pause. Whatever is waiting for you arrives here.

Return

The path outward

You carry what you received back into ordinary life.

Upcoming Walks

Commission Process

I

Site visit

In person I assess the indoor or outdoor space. We listen to what the space is asking for and discuss the intention.

II

Design

A drawn proposal with materials, dimensions, and intention.

III

Build

On site, by hand, with intended energy.

IV

Consecration

A small ritual to open the labyrinth to its keepers.