Meet Zoë Rain, the creative force behind Ceramwitch, a captivating fusion of multimedia fiber artistry and illustration. Hailing from the scenic landscapes of Northern California and Southern Oregon, Zoë now calls the East Coast home. Her artistry is a vibrant homage to the natural world, interwoven with a celebration of femininity.

Her artistic muse is deeply intertwined with her passion for environmental stewardship and sustainability. Guided by her kaleidoscope of childhood memories—vivid wildflowers, lush meadows, and the tireless buzz of bumblebees—Zoë champions organic, planet-friendly, and repurposed materials in her craft. She advocates fervently for waste reduction and challenges the rampant tide of fast fashion.

Beneath the threads of her artistry lies a profound commitment to human rights—the inherent freedoms to pursue happiness, well-being, and love, unfettered by prejudice or constraint. As an eco-feminist, Zoë identifies the intricate connections between the mistreatment of women, marginalized communities, and the Earth, rooted in patriarchal systems. "Nature is a feminist issue," she asserts, "for it unveils the parallels between the oppression of humans and the exploitation of our environment."

Embracing the realm of fiber artistry—a domain historically relegated to the confines of 'women's work'—Zoë reclaims power. Through the labor of her hands and the nurturing embrace of sustainable practices, she reshapes perceptions and challenges patriarchal norms. In her skilled hands, fiber becomes a bridge between self and earth, intertwining with the softness and humanity of the feminine form, manifested in the form of Mother Nature's creations. As threads fray and biodegrade, they echo the cycles of life, symbolizing resilience and the beauty of impermanence. In her hands, fiber becomes a conduit for empowerment, and the Earth, a canvas for social change.