Ishita Sharma lives in awe of this Human Life, and our capacity to create it consciously and joyfully.
She is an exhibiting painter and award-winning photographer, writer, architect and designer. After years of working in the corporate world as an architect and designer, she founded StudioISH– a multi-disciplinary design studio bridging fine art, storytelling, design thinking and energetics to solve practical problems in beautiful and enlivening ways.
Seeing that our inner architecture directly affects our personal and collective well-being, she founded Come to Center– a global transformational coaching, healing and teaching practice in 2015. Now a sought-after leadership coach, somatic teacher, spiritual guide and healer, she empowers clients in up-leveling their Life to get where they want to go, while enjoying who they already are- mentally, emotionally, energetically, relationally, professionally and sexually- into more power, pleasure, and aliveness.
Born in the foothills of the Indian Himalayas, she now resides at the foot of Mt. Tamalpais in Marin, CA. A bridge between cultures and disciplines, all her expressions illuminate that place in us where the Universal and particular meet, as joy.
Her work, whether artistic and transformational- invites the innately Human capacity to pause, see and feel what is, and in that pausing, to transform the mundane into the miraculous- whether beholding the contours of a belly button, a humble radish, the meta-physics of relationship, or the depths of our own human hearts.
Her design projects range from creative direction for AI companies in the San Francisco Bay Area, graphic design for independent artists, branding for large businesses, renovations and interior design for single family homes, web design for small businesses to architectural design for large scale projects like the Dallas Fort-worth Airport, the Sixth Floor Museum, the Lowell Trial Court amongst others. She has been an op-ed columnist for the Dallas Morning News, travelled to Japan as an AIA fellow to study urban architectural hybridization and across Europe to study sinking cities negotiating with climate change as a fellow of the LAIA.
Contact her for design projects, fine art commissions or painting lessons below- she would love to hear from you. No project is too small or too big- if we work together, it will be fun!
