Laramie Moser is a care-based, multidisciplinary Latine artist whose lifelong devotion to immersive storytelling and experimental world-building guides her autobiographical explorations of memory and family history.

 

    Her work is shaped by personal navigations in neurodivergence, gender expansion, queerness, dynamic disabilities, CPTSD, as well as her healing experiences within EMDR, DBT, NSDR, IFS parts work, meditative visualizations, spiritual rituals, somatic grounding, and neuroscience-based practices.

 

    Throughout the first ‘Act’ of Laramie’s life, many past parts of herself evolved through their full life cycles without ever getting the chance to share their stories. Her current creative trajectory strives to honor all these past parts of herself, co-creating with them through the manipulation of mediums, in order to share the story of the first Act of her life.

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A story of awakening through the density of trauma, fear, grief; the forging of her own path to gender expansion, generational cycle-breaking, and deep healing; the power of self-witnessing, softness, and gentle joy; and ultimately a return to all of herself with love.

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    Every creative piece is just one translation, reflection, glimmer, and iteration of this larger story. Each project continues to build towards the ultimate performance that will unravel the complexities of Laramie’s inner world and share it as authentically and expansively as possible.​ 

 

    Through a framework of fantastical environments, multi-sensory immersion, and interactive engagement, Laramie’s work creates intimate, embodied experiences that invite remembrance, connection, and vulnerability.

 

A healing heart, slowly opening up to the world— to whomever, and wherever, is willing to witness, hold, and embrace it.