Haitianūt Amen is from Brooklyn, New York, where creativity and culture were an integral part of her up bringing. She is a multi-dimensional creator who invites people to see themselves through a different lens, uncover what has been forgotten, and rediscover the language of their own creativity and healing. Throughout her life, she has been guided by vision, creativity, and a sincere desire to inspire others to live authentically. Her work weaves together the spiritual, the arcane, and lived experience, inviting people to explore their own destiny with curiosity, courage, and mastery.

She is an Executive Plant-Based Chef, Food Artist, Creative Architect, Aspiring Ninja, Photographer, Videographer, Alchemist, Traditional Chinese Medicine Enthusiast, Herbalist, Writer, Future Doctor, and a self-described collector of skills and hobbies. Her work draws on a profound interest in healing through ancient knowledge and acquired wisdom. She is a lover of plants, flowers, chess, books, science fiction, history, philosophy, and anything that challenges, feeds, or stimulates the mind. As a storyteller, she weaves life lessons into everything she creates. She has written sci-fi novels that have yet to see the light of day, and is still undecided on whether she is a literary virtuoso crafting revolutionary art or simply someone who does too much and has not made time to edit her work. So, although none of her novels have been published yet, entire universes live in her imagination, populated by mystical creatures, time travelers, and characters who seem determined to tell their stories whether she is ready to or not.

Her dream is to one day, ideally very soon, retreat to the forest and live in her extravagant treehouse alongside her animals, swords, plants, and books. As an ophiophilist with a particular affinity for serpents, she has spent nearly a decade collecting snakes and considers them part of the family. She is a part-time woodland fairy and certified tree hugger who only emerges to be around people when the vibes are right. She is sometimes described as a lone wolf, and she accepts this title with grace. Although she does not actively avoid people, this phase of life apparently required solitude, self-reflection, and a temporary retreat that has now extended well into a decade.

Her favorite author is Octavia E. Butler, who has, low-key, turned her into a mild doomsday prepper and homesteader, because she cannot be convinced that Miss Butler was not a seer and a sage. The correlation between today and the threat of social and economic collapse woven through those novels has stayed with her since she first read them in her youth.

Her motto is: Be exactly who you say you are, so that others cannot define you, distort your story, or decide who you are on your behalf. Character is revealed through action, and over time, consistent conduct speaks far louder than perception, opinion, or rumor. Ultimately, the life you live becomes the strongest testimony of who you are.