Zoë Flowers is a multidisciplinary artist and spiritual practitioner who helps leaders and creatives turn life’s most pivotal moments into clarity, authority, and powerful expression.

For over two decades, her work has lived at the intersection of art, advocacy, and spiritual practice — guiding individuals through disruption, grief, and reinvention.

Zoë sees patterns early. She names them clearly. She prepares people for change before it arrives. Through tarot, ritual, retreats, voice work, and performance, she helps others move through life consciously — and claim power in the middle of transformation.

Her body of work spans literature, theater, and film. She is the author of From Ashes to Angel’s Dust (FA2AD), a groundbreaking collection of interviews with women of color on domestic and sexual violence; In Praise of the Wytch; and the creator of ASHES, a theatrical adaptation of FA2AD. Her experimental films Thank You for Your Service and Offering continue her exploration of voice, reclamation, and spiritual power.

Whether leading a retreat, hosting a podcast, or standing at the microphone, Zoë’s work centers one core truth: your lived experience holds authority — and you are meant to use it.