February 25, 2026·Interview
Rose Theodora
The astrologer who turns cosmology into sculptural objects on movement as medicine, dry brushes, and what keeps her dialed in.
For astrologer Rose Theodora, it starts with the chart. As an advisor and creative director, astrology is both design language and decision tool, tuning people and spaces to the symbolic weather overhead. With her interdisciplinary Vestali Studio, she translates cosmology into sculptural objects. This practice is on full display with the recent “Alchemy of Metals Altar,” launched in collaboration with Fairfax Dorn Projects and billed as the first full altar system and ritual interface. That methodology continues across her bi-weekly Substack Dialed In and a client roster that runs from Cartier to cultural institutions. Here, she talks movement as medicine, dry brushes, and the investments that keep her, well, dialed in.
What do you do when you hit a creative block?
Move my body and shift gears.
What book have you gifted most?
Astrology for the Soul by Jan Spiller
What’s something you bought under $100 that changed your life?
Higher Dose’s dry brush
Who is your forever inspo?
Kim Carnes’ “Bette Davis Eyes,” Jerry Hall, Jim Morrison
Write us a fortune cookie message.
Wake up! No one else can do it for you and you’re still sleeping.
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