Brittani Starr is a writer, artist, and creator, sharing her inner world with you. She recreates her experiences and relates them back to you.

Her work explores the idea that identity is not fixed but can be consciously chosen and reinforced through daily practices, storytelling, and symbolic ritual. Through writing, music, and community gatherings, she invites participants to examine inherited expectations and intentionally design the identity they want to embody.

Background

Brittani Starr was raised in a traditional Christian household but began questioning inherited belief systems early in life. At seventeen she left home and spent time living in a convent, navigating instability and homelessness while living in Los Angeles.

Those experiences shaped her interest in self-authorship, resilience, and identity transformation.

Over the years she explored philosophy, religion, artistic expression, and personal reinvention as tools for navigating major life transitions. Her work is influenced by philosophical ideas from thinkers such as Jean-Paul Sartre and Albert Camus, particularly the concept that meaning is not given but created through conscious choice.

Current Work

Brittani is navigating midlife as well as chronic illness that sometimes leaves her immobile, she is exploring music again and where and when she can, choreography (a major love of hers). She dreams of getting back on stage but she’s not even sure there is an audience anymore.