Applied Identity Review
A half-day sitting that analyses how an identity is being spent in one field: a workplace, a new city, a restored name, or a public role.
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Sittings
Each sitting is a conversation with papers on the table. Choose the depth that matches the question you are actually carrying, not the one that sounds most complete.
A sitting at Identity Canvas Core is not a lecture and it is not a family-history hunt for certificates. It is a structured conversation in which we take down how you have named yourself, how others have named you, and how that identity has been applied in particular rooms: a factory floor, a classroom, a consulate queue, a kitchen after a funeral.
The flagship commission is the Identity Journey Canvas. The other sittings exist so you can begin smaller, sit with relatives, or concentrate on one field where identity is being spent — usually work, migration, or a change of civil status.
Fees are published on the rates page. To hold a date, write to the studio.
Family Identity Sitting
Two or three related people in the same room, mapping where their identity journeys overlap, split, and still cannot be spoken in the same words.
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Identity Journey Canvas
Three sittings and a bound document that maps the stations of a life and analyses how identity was applied at each one.
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Opening Sitting
A first ninety-minute conversation to name the stations of an identity journey and decide whether a full canvas is warranted.
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