Welcome to the Rewilding
a virtual creative retreat for disabled BIPOC folks
ID: The image banner shows TzeQing’s red stim sculpture made from modeling clay, intuitively sculpted into whorls into a rose-like pattern.
Rewilding our creativity for liberation
ID: A circular diagram in dark red and pink depicting the Rewilding Retreat. In the biggest circle in the middle, the text reads: “embodied creativity.” Superimposed on the border of this circle are 3 smaller circles that read: “Land, Body, Ancestors”. There are dashed curved arrows pointing from “Land” to “Body” to Ancestors” in an infinite cycle. Encircling these is the text “the rewilding” with a dashed curved arrow pointing at “collective liberation”, with its own dashed curved arrow pointing back at “the rewilding.”
If you’re burned out from corporate work… or just plain sick of assimilating into white-dominated spaces + masking your neurospiciness + hiding your disabilities…
This space is for you.
In this retreat, we will collectively reconnect with embodied creativity through gentle art-making led by the Land, the Body, and the Ancestors.
If you also feel called to do so, these efforts will also be channeled into direct action for collective liberation, in the form of communal zines and online art shows to raise funds for oppressed peoples around the world.
Join the waitlist
Join the Rewilding on Substack to say hi, get weekly updates on community events, and receive your weekly 1-minute embodied art ritual you can practice anytime, anywhere.
I am not active on any social media as of now. This is where you’ll first hear when the Rewilding Retreat opens its doors in late 2025.
In the meantime…
Check out these resources made with love for disabled BIPOC folks.
About TzeQing 子晴
Pronouns: they/them
Pronunciation: zuh-ching
Hi! I’m a disabled queer trans Chinese-Singaporean artist, writer, facilitator, squishy being, partner, and cat parent of 3 mischievous warm fuzzies.
I’m passionate about serving other disabled BIPOC folks, especially folks transitioning out of corporate careers and burnout who are looking to reconnect with their creativity in embodied ways.
Why?
That’s personally been my journey as well - a journey of unmasking my neurodivergence, owning my disabilities and queerness, and living proudly connected to my ancestral roots - after quitting corporate.
The entire journey has sparked a creative return I never thought was possible. I’d love to have you along for the journey.
ID: A red-tinted photo of TzeQing with a buzzcut smiling and holding onto a white and tabby kitten while lying on a couch.
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