Michaelina Petti is a multidisciplinary musician and artist whose work seeks to bridge the internal and the universal. As a singer-songwriter and guitarist, her music channels themes of sonder, existentialism, universality, and a longing for home. Each song echoes with the weight of being—inviting the listener to pause, feel, and witness the miracle of experiencing anything at all.

Michaelina’s artistry extends beyond sound into the visual realm. Working in acrylic, graphite, mixed media, and watercolor, she weaves together impressionism, realism, and surrealism—each piece a reflection of a soul in conversation with existence. She created the cover art for her own music releases, including the singles Embrace and One of Those Things, as well as her full-length album Witherspoon Avenue, where the visuals act as emotional and spiritual extensions of her music.

Inspired by connection—whether to nature, spirit, or others—her work is both deeply introspective and expansively outward-looking. With formal training in fine art and years of immersive musical exploration, Michaelina walks the path between disciplined craft and intuitive creation.

Her work invites a moment of presence, a stepping outside of the self, and an invitation to see the bigger picture—to remember that we are all part of something vast, beautiful, and alive. And let’s not take it all so seriously.