Artist Statement:
I aim to create art that brings harmony to an inner feeling, serving as a reminder of the interconnectedness of all things. My work is a bridge between the seen and the unseen, an invitation to explore the depth of our shared existence through the language of color, form, and vision.
Biography:
Michelle Muller is an Ontario-born artist, educator, and certified Gyrotonic instructor. She holds a Master of Science in Neuroscience from the University of British Columbia, blending her background in science, movement, and creativity into a unique multidisciplinary practice.
After reconnecting with painting through visionary art workshops at the Chapel of Sacred Mirrors in 2017, Michelle has continued to study with renowned artists including Amanda Sage, Autumn Skye Morrison, David Heskin & Aloria Weaver, and Alex and Allyson Grey. Her work is rooted in visionary traditions while deeply personal, weaving themes of healing, transformation, and ancestral connection.
Michelle’s life and art are also shaped by her journey of recovery from a near-fatal car accident in 2011, which led her to discover the Gyrotonic and Gyrokinesis methods. Today, she teaches movement as a pathway to healing and embodiment, complementing her art practice with classes, workshops, and personal training.
Currently, Michelle balances her studio practice with substitute teaching in Ontario schools, sharing her love of creativity with the next generation. As both an artist and educator, she is dedicated to cultivating spaces where art and movement intersect as tools for self-discovery, healing, and connection.
Professional Highlights
MSc Neuroscience, University of British Columbia (2014)
Certified Gyrotonic & Gyrokinesis Instructor
Studied with visionary artists Amanda Sage, Autumn Skye Morrison, David Heskin & Aloria Weaver, Michael Fuchs, and Alex & Allyson Grey
Active Conductor in the global Vision Train art movement since 2020
Extensive background in neuroscience research, mental health, and special needs education
