In this episode of Inner Peace, Better Health, we’re joined by Rachel Vancelette—global art curator, fashion visionary, and healing guide—who brings a rare perspective on how art, fashion, and technology intersect to support emotional well-being. Rachel shares deeply personal experiences of navigating trauma and stress through artistic meditation, offering insight into how creativity can be a profound spiritual and healing practice. From walking through museums to creating community through color and texture, Rachel redefines mindfulness beyond stillness, encou...
In this episode of Inner Peace, Better Health, we’re joined by Rachel Vancelette—global art curator, fashion visionary, and healing guide—who brings a rare perspective on how art, fashion, and technology intersect to support emotional well-being. Rachel shares deeply personal experiences of navigating trauma and stress through artistic meditation, offering insight into how creativity can be a profound spiritual and healing practice. From walking through museums to creating community through color and texture, Rachel redefines mindfulness beyond stillness, encouraging listeners to reclaim peace through sensory expression. This conversation is a powerful reminder that art isn't just decorative—it's transformative.
About the Guest:
Rachel Vancelette is a globally recognized art curator, technologist, and fashion industry leader who has worked with institutions like Vogue Italia. Her work spans the boundaries of creativity and wellness, curating not just art but healing experiences. Founder of platforms like Vancelette Global Art and INTXPERT, Rachel collaborates with over 200 creatives worldwide, exploring how artistic expression fosters inner peace and societal connection.
Key Takeaways:
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Art can be a powerful meditative and healing practice, not just an aesthetic experience.
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Creative expression—including fashion, color, and design—can reduce stress and reconnect us to our inner self.
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Technology, when used intentionally, can enhance spiritual and artistic connection rather than hinder it.
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Healing often begins by returning to childhood joys—horses, nature, music, or simply walking through a museum.
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Artistic experiences in community settings can foster deeper emotional engagement and social awareness.
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