MEET YOUR MASTER
Your Master Gardener is a lifestyle kinkster and professional dominant based in Los Angeles
Welcome to my hot house. I am the premier pioneer in the field of ecofetishism, an emergent fetish category that takes plant life as the inspiration for a myriad of BDSM activities. I originated this concept in 2014 and have since watched my influence spread across the worlds of art, sex education and fashion as well as lifestyle and professional kink.
To know me is to be privileged to bear witness to and serve as inspiration for an innovator. My expansive career in conceptual and performance art has lead me here, to express myself in the most intimate of exchanges — your private art commission: our sessions.
Why ecofetishism? I have long understood my predilection to be that of a dominant and have always felt my strength and sexuality enhanced when embodying this role. But finding an inroad to BDSM has often evaded me. My training as an artist causes me to approach life with a discerning aesthetic vision and what existed simply didn’t turn me on.
I began to experiment with using plants and flowers as flagellants on myself and others and found plant life held a deeply erotic charge for me. I found the most pleasing way to enter into the world of kink was ultimately to create my own.
I became driven to reimagine BDSM as a new aesthetic and philosophical framework and specifically wanted to create tools that made me feel both viscerally sexy and intellectually stimulated. In 2018 this vision became a reality when my partner and I launched our toy line Sacred Sadism. We have since created a myriad of artworks and objects together and have architected a kinky paradigm that is truly unlike anything you have yet experienced.
As I have moved through this process I have noticed myself longing to share my vision for ecofetishism with more people in increasingly involved and intimate ways.
That’s where you come in. There is no Master Gardener without a garden and I plant the seeds here to cultivate a new crop of eager saplings; tender, compliant buds whom I may nurture, water, prune, cage, fertilize and harvest.
To serve me is to become part of a monumental shift in the way we think about power, hierarchy and our connections to the more than human world. It is to become the canvas for my newest creation and offer yourself in service to something larger than either of us.
It is an exercise in alchemy and homeopathic healing. It is deeply spiritual and at times may be uncomfortable.
But as anyone who has tended a patch of dirt knows, the rewards are beyond compare.
Won’t you plant yourself in my soil, let go, and grow?
