In this episode of FEEL SEEN Space, we sit down with Giorgia Basch, curator, publisher, art director, and founder of BilderAtlas, for a deeply reflective conversation about images, freedom, feminism, and the long-term responsibilities of cultural work.

Giorgia shares her journey from fashion art direction to independent publishing and curation, and explains why stepping away from commercial systems allowed her to reclaim authorship, slowness, and care. Through books, exhibitions, and future gallery spaces, BilderAtlas becomes a platform for intentional image-making and feminist visibility.

Hosted by Roxanne Doucet and Sara Van Pée, we explore:

· Moving from fashion and advertising to building a values-led curatorial practice

· Working with iconic artists like Larry Fink and honoring legacies such as Pippa Garner and Bibi Tomasi

· Why photobooks are “portable exhibitions” fostering intimacy with images

· The ethics of publishing, collectability, and choosing small-scale, intentional production

· Feminism as a lived practice (not an ideology) and its influence on curatorial choices

· Championing and highlighting the visibility of women artists

· Trust, mentorship, and one-to-one relationships as foundations for creative life

· Learning to leave toxic environments and reclaim freedom through independent work

· Curating with intuition, slowness, and future-oriented thinking

This episode is a conversation about care, authorship, and being seen: by yourself, your collaborators, and your community. A must-listen for curators, artists, publishers, and anyone seeking a more intentional and sustainable way of working with images.

In this episode of FEEL SEEN Space, we sit down with Tasha Young: writer, multidisciplinary creative, and founder of Oevra (oevra.app, a digital platform designed to support the creative process. Tasha opens up about the realities of living a creative life, from navigating uncertainty and burnout to the essential role of rest, play, and nervous-system care.
She shares how her lifelong relationship with creativity informed the design of Oevra, a neuroscience-backed platform blending research, immersive digital environments, ambient sound, and mental-health tools to help creatives reconnect with their flow and overcome creative blocks.
Hosted by Roxanne Doucet and Sara Van Pée, we explore:
- Growing up in an artistic, free-spirited household and discovering creativity early through music, art, and community
- How mentorship, collaboration, and creative networks shaped her confidence and practice
- Navigating imposter syndrome and building confidence through doing, sharing, and staying connected while leading a nomadic creative lifestyle
- The Oevra app: a structured, accessible, science-backed platform to guide users into flow, focus, problem-solving, and “unblocking” without digital distractions
- The role of ambient music, mindfulness, and somatic tools in regulating the nervous system and supporting brain health
- Living with synesthesia: how sound becomes shape in Tasha’s creative world
- Why rest, joy, play, and “incubation” are essential for sustainable, long-term creativity
This episode is a thoughtful conversation about cultivating creativity as a lived ecosystem. Perfect for writers, creatives, and anyone seeking a grounded, intentional approach to their creative life. It’s a reminder that creativity is accessible to everyone who wants to reconnect with their creative flow.

In this episode of FEEL SEEN Space, we sit down with Françoise Cournoyer—Apple Creative Director and visionary designer—who shares her journey of leading with curiosity while staying true to her creative voice.

Françoise reflects on the power of authenticity in fueling both confidence and creativity, the importance of mentorship and community in shaping a creative career, and the responsibility of women to claim their space while fostering inclusive, forward-thinking creative cultures. She also explores how constraints can spark innovation, even within corporate environments, and how art, music, and life experiences—from motherhood to travel and everyday observations—intertwine to inspire her design work.

Hosted by Roxanne Doucet and Sara Van Pée, we explore:

• Françoise’s creative path from fashion design to Apple
• The mentors and values that shaped her leadership style
• How authenticity fuels confidence and creativity
• Creative community as a vital source of inspiration and support
• How constraints can spark innovation in both corporate and personal projects
• The evolving creative landscape and technology’s impact on design
• Balancing ambition and motherhood

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This episode is a thoughtful conversation about confidence, leadership, and embracing your authentic creative voice—perfect for emerging artists, designers, and anyone seeking inspiration for their own journey.