Born in 1999, Kallan Apicella is a multidisciplinary artist whose creative roots are intertwined with music, art, and the rhythms of the natural world. Over the past decade, she’s traveled extensively, calling places like Pennsylvania, Spain, Massachusetts, Ohio, and Hawai’i home — each move part of a journey inward, ultimately discovering that the spark she sought lived within herself.

With a master’s degree in K–12 Art Education, a bachelor’s in Music, and a minor in Studio Art, Kallan weaves creativity into every corner of her life using both intuitive and evidence-based practices.

As a musician, she opened for nationally touring bands like Mt. Joy and Oliver Hazard and released her debut album, The Impermanent Spectacle of Now, in 2020, recorded at The Church Recording Studio.

Throughout her college years, she also carved out time to become a 200-hour Registered Yoga Teacher, earning additional certifications in Children’s Yoga and Sound Healing — each reinforcing her commitment to intentional living.

Now embracing a slower chapter of life in the Northeast with her husband Johnny and their daughter, Marigold, Kallan continues to nurture her creative spirit by writing her forthcoming second album & building an online community.