Susan Slotter – fine art photographer, filmmaker, writer, integrative creative consultant

In all its forms, Susan's work evokes, inspires  and catalyzes transformation in individuals' lives. Through the synthesis of her life experience and tapping into the deeper/universal  consciousness, Susan creates environments that hold space for expansion,  growth and integration to naturally occur. Seeds planted through  Susan's work continue to grow and blossom over time.

Susan's life experience includes growing up in Istanbul, Turkey — absorbing and integrating cultures of East and West. She is world-traveled and has a deep appreciation for both individual uniqueness and that which connects humanity.

Susan moves fluidly between "realms." She  worked in New York at the top of the World Trade Center creating a museum of Rodin sculpture. She spent 10 years working in Chicago in the corporate world with a Masters in Management from Northwestern  University. The past 30 years have been  dedicated to a healing,  transformational journey in the Southwest; from that the path of visionary artist and soul guide has evolved.

Hand in hand with her transformational journey, Susan has been creating evolving bodies of mythical, life-affirming photographic imagery entitled SoulScapes.   A partial list of the many holistic and other diverse venues which have featured SoulScapes images in solo exhibitions, publications and presentations include: Wheeler Opera House, Aspen Wellness Center, the Omega Institute, the Fetzer Institute, the Institute of Noetic Sciences, The  Sun Magazine, Yoga Journal, Gnosis, Creation Spirituality, Element  Books, Camera and Darkroom, Popular Photography, Photo District News,  Advertising Age, Santa Fe TREND/Architecture & Design, United  Airlines Destinations, and Hasselblad USA.  She has led inspiring Body and Soul workshops independently and at Maine Photographic and Santa Fe Photographic Workshops.

SoulScapes evoke and  portray the oneness and divinity of all aspects of creation. Inspiring  viewers worldwide, they have been referred to as "portals into  consciousness."

In her video Spirit at Work, Susan speaks about her creative journey over time and the surprise that resulted in the Lotus series.