RachWellbeing's journey through life and the arts is a testament to resilience, self-discovery, and an unwavering commitment to creative expression.

From a tender age, she sought solace in art and media, using them as a sanctuary to escape the challenges of a hostile environment. Her affinity for wildlife-inspired art ignited her creative spark. Rach found herself leaving home at 17, embarking on a path fraught with emotional challenges. Yet, even amid these trials, her creativity remained a constant companion, her medium of choice being nothing more than biros and paper.

As she transitioned into a new age of exploration, Rach embraced a nomadic lifestyle off the grid. It was during this period that she stumbled upon meditative practices, which proved to be the catalyst for a transformative journey of self-discovery, eventually shaping her present artistic practice.

Rach's formal foray into the creative realm began with a life drawing course, a steppingstone that propelled her into the world of commercial animation. Her hand-drawn contributions graced TV adverts for prominent brands such as Nintendo and Rice Krispies. This marked the beginning of a diverse career that saw her pivot into design and production for commercial displays. Collaborating with prestigious names like Harrods, Topshop, and Marks and Spencer, Rach's creative touch embellished projects including the Regent Street Lights and murals for esteemed clients like the Sultan of Brunei.

Transitioning once again, Rach embraced the role of a community arts organizer, workshop director, project leader, and media photographer, showcasing her dedication to fostering creative engagement within her community.

This diverse trajectory led her to formal education, completing a BA (hons) in ceramics and later, an MRes in inclusion and diversity.

Amidst her professional ventures, Rach also pursued physical feats, engaging in circus performance, and becoming an instructor in climbing. Her journey encompassed diverse roles, including training as an addiction’s counsellor, embracing motherhood, and working with neurodiverse children across varied social contexts.

A turning point arrived in 2008 when deteriorating health conditions left her bedridden.  Living with neurodiversity and invisible disabilities, she radiates positivity and determination, embodying a solution-focused ethos. Rach's unyielding pursuit of passion has propelled her to engage in a multi-disciplinary freelance career, working as a consultant and staunch advocate for disabled arts. 

Her journey epitomizes the fusion of resilience, creativity, and an indomitable spirit, reminding us that art and life are inextricably intertwined, enriching, and inspiring each other in profound ways.