FOSTER WILSON is a creative nurturer of magical things, weaving her artistry into film, photography, poetry, and birth work. Her career in film spans two decades, both in front of and behind the camera. Foster's award-winning films include Made Public, Waffles and 5 Stages of Grief, where she effortlessly blends off-beat humor and dynamic characters with cinematic integrity. Her poetry started as a private journey of self-exploration, born out of messy journals and early morning musings, exploring themes of love, loss, motherhood and the yearning for a more vibrant life. Her artistic endeavors are deeply personal, seeking connection and understanding with the human experience in all its messy beauty. Foster's nurturing spirit extends to birth work, empowering mothers in their postpartum experiences. She is a contributor to The Drill Mag and holds a BFA from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.