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Sariann Irvin Photography

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Sariann Irvin Photography

“I want my work, and the energy I surround myself with, to reflect the life I’m intentionally creating.” 🤎

26/08/2026

Maybe part of healing is realizing another woman’s beauty, creativity or success was never evidence of your lack.

There is room for her. There is room for you. There was always room for both. And maybe we were never supposed to compete for the crown anyway. Maybe we were supposed to sit beside each other and make our own. 🌸

21/08/2026

🎨 One of my favorite things about the Coco Market has been seeing how many different forms creativity can take.

Andrea Sarcos was there teaching a journal-making workshop, surrounded by stacks of paper, photographs, pressed flowers and people creating something completely personal to them.

There was so much texture and detail in this little corner of the market, but what I loved most was the process itself. 🤎

Choosing. Cutting. Layering. Making. Creative work has a way of quieting everything else for a while. Another kind of healing art. 🤍

📒 Artist + workshop: Andrea Sarcos
🪴 Market:
📷 Photography: Sari Irvin
🌱 Location: SmartyPlants Nursery

20/08/2026

PRESERVED — little things worth keeping 🌼

A flower after its season. A tiny specimen most people would walk past. Color, texture, wings, petals… all suspended in time. 🪲

I found Deep Purpose Jewelry at the Coco Market market and fell in love. I even made sure to bring my daughter and I home matching pieces to remember our day together. 🌙

Dorothee works with ethically sourced flora + fauna, preserving them in resin and turning them into jewelry. There’s something beautifully strange about wearing something that once grew, bloomed, crawled or existed quietly somewhere in nature.

Proof that something small can still be worth keeping. 🌿

Jewelry + art by Deep Purpose Jewelry 🌸
Photographed by Sari Irvin | Healing Arts Photographer 📷

19/08/2026

We all know cacao as chocolate. She knows it as something much older. 🍫

I met Jennifer Baez ○ Trauma-Trained Somatic Coach while walking through Coco Market, where she was sharing the 100% cacao paste she sources from farmers in Nicaragua.

She calls it a ritual for the heart.

Her cacao is ethically sourced, made in small batches, and kept close to its natural form.

It made me think about how many plants we encounter only after they’ve been packaged, sweetened, processed or turned into something to consume.

Sometimes meeting the person behind something gives you a chance to meet the thing itself all over again.

Coco Market 🤎
pure_spirit_woman 🍫
SmartyPlants Nursery 🪴
Sari Irvin | Healing Arts Photographer 📷

17/08/2026

💐 There was a tiny flower-crown table tucked among the plants at Coco Market today.

Buckets of flowers. Clippings scattered across the table. Ribbon being measured. People sitting down as strangers and getting up wearing something they made. And I kept thinking about how much we need places like this.

Not because a flower crown is going to solve anything particularly important. Maybe that’s exactly the point.

For a few minutes, someone gets to sit in the shade and choose a yellow rose. Someone else decides she absolutely needs purple flowers. There is something healing about making something simply because it is beautiful. And something even better about having a place in your community where people are invited to do it together.

Photographed today at Coco Market 🌿
Flower crown magic by Madison Salzman 💐

SmartyPlants Nursery, August 2026
📷 Sari Irvin | Healing Arts Photographer

15/08/2026

LET IT FLOAT — Part 03 of 03 🎶
The Woman Behind the Sound

By the end of the night, I understood just how much one person was actually holding.

Crystal singing bowls. Chimes. Strings. Tuning forks. Percussion. Her voice moving between all of it. There’s something fascinating about watching someone move between instruments almost instinctively, knowing when to add sound, when to change it, and when to leave space for silence. Harmony wasn’t simply playing music for a room full of people. She was building the experience in real time, one sound at a time. And I think that’s what I’ll remember most from this night: while everyone else had permission to close their eyes, hers stayed open. She was listening, adjusting, creating, and carrying the room from beginning to end.

🕯️ Floating Sound Bath + Live Concert 🎹
with Alexandra Cobo + Adrian Antoine (Producer)
Plantation, Florida

13/08/2026

LET IT FLOAT — 02/03 🎧 Before the Stillness

Before the music began, there was this.

Headphones being passed around.
Eye masks being adjusted.
People finding their place on the water.

A little figuring it out. A lot of laughing. There’s something I love about this part of an experience. The few minutes when no one quite knows what to expect yet. When people are still talking and smiling and helping each other get settled.

Before the eyes close.
Before the sound takes over.
Before everything gets quiet.

And then, eventually, everyone lets the water hold them.

Floating Sound Bath + Live Piano 🎹
with Alexandra Cobo + Adrian Antoine (Producer)
Plantation, Florida

Part 02 of 03

13/08/2026

LET IT FLOAT — Part 01 of 03 🌕
Before Anyone Floated

Before anyone entered the water, there was this.

Candles placed around the pool.
Bowls unpacked and arranged.
Instruments waiting.
Food set out.
Floating beds drifting quietly on the water.

I love noticing this part. 💫 The part before an experience becomes an experience. All those small decisions made for people who haven’t even arrived yet. Where something should sit. How a space should feel. What someone might need once they’re there. There’s a lot of care hidden in preparation. And then, eventually, someone puts their feet in the water.

🕯️ Floating Sound Bath + Live Concert 🎹
with Alexandra Cobo + Adrian Antoine (Producer)
Plantation, Florida

10/08/2026

This last part of this series is probably my favorite because it’s the part I didn’t really plan for.

I came in to photograph Adi’s work again and left with frames that captured.

The way she uses her hands.
The focus.
The small movements that probably feel completely normal to her by now.

From behind the camera, those are the things that stand out to me most.

I think that’s becoming a big part of why I love this work so much, showing people the beauty in the things they do every day without even realizing it.

Thank you, Adi, for letting me into your space and trusting me to photograph your work this way. 🤍

Part III — Healing in Her Hands
Holistic facials with Adi Kaplan | Holistic Facialist & Glow Strategist

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