Meet our founder

Kim Lange (she/her) is a Producer, Curator, and Mindfulness Meditation Teacher from Hawai’i and California based in Charleston, South Carolina. Her work moves at the intersection of sacred inquiry and creative expression—gathering people into spaces where art becomes ritual, wellness becomes communion, and connection becomes a form of collective healing.

Her parents, both Vipassana teachers, opened their Honolulu home each week to sangha for dharma talks and insight meditation—a practice of presence that planted deep roots in her. Today, she shares this lineage with humility and heart, as a graduate of Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach’s Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certification Program, supported by the Awareness Training Institute, the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley, and the International Mindfulness Teachers Association.

Kim’s creative journey has taken shape in collaboration with pioneering organizations such as Brave New Films, Google, and the San Francisco Symphony—where she has produced projects exploring everything from war profiteering and augmented reality to social justice and sonic futures in orchestral music.

In service of mental health and artistic empowerment, Kim also sits on the board of Mental Health Heroes, which supports the Charleston Dorchester Mental Health Center, and on the Advisory Board of Art With Impact, a nonprofit that opens space for young people to explore mental wellness through the healing lens of art and media.