BABZORD embodies ancient wisdom through contemporary taste. 

We are 21st-century beings honouring what it means to be an artist. Creation is the truest way of the human. BABZORD is an ode to all who can't bear to live a life anything less than extraordinary.

This project is for the creatives like you who keep having to put out the fire inside because the world tells them to. Leading by example, we encourage artists to fan that flame until you burn all the distractions away, and all you’re left with is you and your authenticity, passion and creation. 

Let’s build something.

Multidisciplinary Artist and Creative Sovereignty Mentor.

Lily Alexandra is the artist behind BABZORD. 

Creation has been central to my life for as long as I can remember. As a child, it was how I regulated, explored, and understood myself. Making things wasn’t a hobby; it was part of my identity.

Over time, that connection fractured. Creating became heavy and inaccessible, like being locked out of my most expressive part of my Self. For an artist, that kind of block isn’t just frustrating — it’s unbearable. I spent years searching for answers, investing deeply in understanding why I felt severed from my work.

What eventually became clear was this: the obstruction wasn’t external. It was internal. My nervous system, self-concept, and sense of authorship were no longer aligned with the work I was trying to make.

As I rebuilt that alignment, my creativity returned — and so did my life. I began to see that art and life aren’t separate practices. When internal authority is restored, creation moves again.

Today, I help artists reclaim creative sovereignty — the ability to create and live from a grounded sense of self, rather than emotional volatility or external pressure. This work isn’t about forcing output or chasing inspiration. It’s about restoring the conditions that allow your work to speak clearly.

Devote yourself to your self.

After many years, many journals, and many dollars, I finally got to the root. My nervous system, self-concept, and sense of authorship were no longer aligned with the work I was trying to make.

As I rebuilt that alignment, my creativity returned, and so did my life. I began to see that art and life aren’t separate practices. When internal authority is restored, creation moves again.

Today, I help artists reclaim creative sovereignty — the ability to create and live from a grounded sense of self, rather than emotional volatility or external pressure. This work isn’t about forcing output or chasing inspiration. It’s about restoring the conditions that allow your work to speak clearly.

If you want to create from depth, integrity, and steadiness — you’re in the right place.
Your work is already speaking. The task is to become stable enough to listen.

doubt kills more dreams than failure ever will.