Art that Moves,
Inspires, and Transforms

Art as an experience - bold, immersive, and transformative. Rachel's work blends abstraction with intuition, using movement and color to spark reflection, connection, and growth.

Flourish

A celebration of movement, transformation, and vitality - an expression of what it means to expand fully into one's creative and emotional space.

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No Fancy Words

Reframing art as a tool for personal transformation.

Your Silence Will Not Protect You: What Audre Lorde Taught Me about Art, Fear, and Courage

“Your silence will not protect you.” These are the words I can’t stop hearing. Audre Lorde’s essay The Transformation of Silence into...

Embrace No: A Tool I’ve Learned From Art—And You Can Handle Rejection Too

Rejection is part of growth, whether you're an artist or pursuing any passion. Learn how to embrace rejection as a tool for creative and personal growth, and why negative feedback might be your path to unlocking important conversations and realizations.

Rachel on a nature walk for creative ideation.

Biohacking for Creative Productivity: Tools I Use to Get in the Zone

Discover how binaural beats and other biohacking techniques can optimize your focus and creativity. Learn how I use these tools to get in the zone and get more done.

Pollock and the Executive: A Case Study in Art for Emotional Balance

Jackson Pollock, One No. 31, When choosing art for home—especially for your most private spaces, like your bedroom—consider not just what...

Stick figure drawing on a yellow sticky note. There are two cliffs with a large chasm in the middle. A stick figure on each cliff stands at the edge reaching for the other. White out is used to makes clouds floating in the chasm. The text says "Wish you were here." Author uses this example from her past work to illustrate even stick figures can be highly expressive.

Unleash Your Inner Artist: Breaking the “I Can’t Draw a Stick Figure” Myth

Discover why creativity isn’t just for artists—it’s for everyone. Break free from the “I can’t draw” myth and embrace your creative potential in everyday life.

Large painting with a dusty pink sky, a large white cloud moving in from the left to meet a brown cliff on the right. Simple elegance and the author illustrates her connection to the artist's style of work as a mentor towards her own personal growth.

My Case Study: Helen Frankenthaler's Art and the Quiet Power of Confidence

Discover why Helen Frankenthaler’s work offers deep psychological and spiritual counterbalance. A personal case study on finding confidence, grace, and flow through art.

About

My name is Rachel Goebel

I create art as an experience - blending bold abstraction, movement, and intuition to spark connection and transformation. My work isn't just about what you see; it's about what you feel. As I expand into experiential and immersive mediums, my focus remains on using art as a tool for reflection, growth, and a more meaningful way of living.