Noriza Rohan Hult is a curator, connector, mother, and guide. For nearly two decades, she has worked at the intersection of creativity, wellbeing, and community - crafting experiences that welcome women and families into deep nourishment and honest expression.

Her multicultural roots and early entry into motherhood shaped a lifelong commitment to building spaces of healing, connection, and belonging. From breathwork immersions and rites of passage gatherings to multigenerational retreats and community festivals, her offerings are thoughtful, relational, and grounded in story and ritual.

In 2022, Noriza founded Wild Village Festival - an alcohol free, women led music, arts, and wellness gathering in Western Australia. Now in its fourth year, the festival has become a national platform for ARIA-winning artists, First Nations voices, and emerging talents, all curated with a focus on cultural integrity and collective wellbeing.

Wild Within - the umbrella under which she creates, has recently become a not-for-profit organisation. At its heart is a reverence for transition, matrescence, and the shared human need for meaning, art, and community.

Breathwork remains one of Noriza’s most powerful tools, having helped her reshape her own life and now guiding others toward clarity, forgiveness, and peace. As a nomadic, world-schooling mother of four, she continues to centre family, creativity, and care in all that she offers.
Her work moves with quiet conviction, drawing people back to what is real - breath by breath, story by story, step by step.