INDIVISIBLE ARTS is a South Bay 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to cultivating creativity, consciousness, and connection through art.

TRIFECTA OF IMPACT

  • Indivisible Arts

    Our non-profit focuses on empowering youth through programs integrating mindfulness with creativity. By using art as a tool for transformation and mental well-being, we aim to foster creativity and emotional resilience.

  • RESIN

    The hub of Indivisible Arts and South Bay Artist Collective, doubling as a gallery/installation space and creative laboratory dedicated to innovation, exploration, and supporting the community with opportunities for inspiration.

  • SOUTH BAY ARTIST COLLECTIVE

    An artist-first network that connects local creators, providing opportunities for collaboration, exhibitions, and education. It serves as a support system for artists to develop their craft, engage with the community, and discover opportunities.

WHY WE EXIST

Indivisible Arts is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving young people across Los Angeles County with mental health and emotional resilience tools taught through creativity and consciousness. Our Fundamental Life Tools program serves youth ages 7–27 (Gen Z and Gen Alpha), including teens overcoming substance abuse and transition-age foster youth, strengthening inner resources for resilience, recovery, and reawakening. 

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Board of Directors

  • Rafael McMaster

    Chairman / Executive Director

  • Jessica Tran

    President

  • Jace Levine

    Vice Chairman

  • Anastasia Brien

    Director / Secretary

  • Rachel Burkhardt

    Board Member

  • Victoria White

    Board Member

INDIVISIBLE ARTS Advisory Board

  • Thomas Carouso, MFT

    Emily Lefkowitz, PHD

    Julie Biaggi, LCSW

    Dr. Kelly Waggoner

    Cassandra Bowles, PSY.D.

  • Lori and Will Ford

    Paul Meils

    Spencer and Alicia Hill

  • Dave Brubaker

  • Scott Canales

  • Ron Cano

  • Dave Larkin

  • Christian Stein

  • Eddie Donaldson

  • Tim Gibson

  • Amy Keller

  • Naomi Lara

  • Shivani Mehrotra

  • Greg Geilman

  • Christie Havey-Smith

  • Chris Salling

  • Lindsay Rielly

  • Jen Wei

  • Robert Althuis

Photo Credit: Jessie Lee Cederblom

About the Founder

RAFAEL McMASTER, YOUTH CONSCIOUSNESS ADVOCATE, INNOVATOR, EDUCATOR

Rafael McMaster is a creative director, artist, author, and youth mental health advocate dedicated to empowering young people through mindfulness and creativity. Rafael shifted from a successful career in the creative/entertainment industry to founding Indivisible Arts, a 501(c)(3)nonprofit that equips youth with tools for emotional resilience and self-expression. As the Executive Director of Indivisible Arts, he is also the Founder of the creative lab RSN located in Hermosa Beach, as well as the South Bay Artist Collective. His work blends mentorship, mindfulness, and the arts to support youth facing adversity. 

Rafael is the author of FundaMentaLife Tools (2025), a practical guide to emotional well-being based on his nonprofit’s acclaimed Creative Wisdom Tools curriculum.  Rafael works with public schools in the South Bay through teacher trainings, curriculum development, and advanced sports / athlete mentorship in addition to the after school programming hosted at Resin and Indivisible Arts. 

Co-written through years of collaboration with a community of conscious youth, the FundaMental Life Tools offers a hands-on toolkit for emotional well-being rooted in the same practices that have empowered youth through Indivisible Arts’ youth platform StreamOfConsciousness.life. Whether he's coaching individuals to turn pain into power or guiding teens through transformative creative practices, Rafael brings heart and visionary thinking to conversations about healing, growth, and the future of mental health.


Want to take a tour of our Creative Lab and see our programs in action?

Resin is open from 3:45-4:45pm weekdays for viewing,

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The Why

There has never been a more important time - with the high stakes of this pivotal next 50 years environmentally, technologically, geo-politically and socially determining the fate of our planet - for our society and youth to have strong moral center of gravity, sense of self efficacy, tools for mental health, and the imagination to creatively see new and better solutions. Now more than ever, it is important to instill the purpose, understanding and value of humanity and the humanities.

What the next generation is going to do with the world they inherent will be a direct reflection of their inner world and values. Amidst the social blender of hyper-evolving technology and globalization, the rise of AI without an ethics code, and the imminent global crisis of the population of 8 billion people without the resources to sustain it, its no wonder that the wealthiest billionaires are already looking for other planets to live on… Our “why” isn’t meant to be alarmist nor mired in dread - rather it is our motivation to be “of action” and “in solution.” It is our inspiration to be proactive and deeply intentional. And so it is vital to instill in this next generation - whose mental health has been and will be unavoidably effected by an unprecedented pandemic amplified by screen addiction - the tools for dealing with life on life’s terms because they are going to need it. They need a “double dose” of humanity, creativity, and imagination. They need dynamic and creative tools of adaptivity because the rate of change in this world is far greater than any point in history. It’s not just that change is increasing exponentially, the rate of change itself and innovation (for good or bad) is evolving exponentially. So we need to give them tools that are both adaptive and flexible - but also timeless and having staying power. Tools that are rooted deeply in our best humanity - tools founded upon wisdom and our inherently creative nature. Tools that would apply to any point in history and therefore have the best opportunity to be applicable to future decades of the unknown future. We would like to propose that essential toolkit to include the following tools: Acceptance, Awareness, Gratitude, Intention, Compassion, Forgiveness, Connection, Soul Esteem, Creativity, Imagination, and Self-Efficacy. And everything we do - either directly or indirectly - is focused one giving this toolkit to as many people in our lifetime as possible - with culture, creativity, and art as the vehicle for transmission and stickiness. For ideas to stick with a new generation, they need to be able to “make it their own.” Our strategy to succeed at this, is to create the space for youth culture to explore, experiment, and experience itself - while fusing consciousness and tools into the framework of the “Petri dish”, so that it is inherently embedded into the DNA of the culture they are creating through self-reflection and self-exploration. This mission will take a lifetime - one day at a time - and will grow at the speed of our donors and your generosity of resources and volunteer time. If you believe in what we are committed to achieving together, please lean in, get into action, and share our mission with everyone you know that might feel the way you do right now.

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Thank You to our supporters

Allen Sanford
Amy Gimlen
Annenberg Foundation
Art Iron Foundation
Ashley Picillo
Beach Cities Health District
Belkin International, Inc.
Berkley Enterprise Risk
Brandon Gale
Bridget Mohr
Brien Family
Burkhardt Family
California Arts Council
California Community Foundation
Caring for Our Homeless Fund
Carmen Stubbs
Carol Reach
Charles Anderson
Chevron
Chris Salling
Chris Hester
Chris Lahoud
Christie Havey Smith
Coby Cares
CopperPoint Insurance Companies
Cotrell Family
Daniel Martin
Dave Shaw
David Delrahim
David Peters
David Brubaker
David Larkin
Domo Real Estate
El Segundo Economic Development Corporation
Ellen Lehto
Eric Pritz
Eric Feder
Eric Sanders
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Frank & Linda Kilpatrick
Gileen Heisman
Glenn Cole
Goodwin Family Memorial
Greg Geilman
Hammitt
Hannah Dominick
Jane Euler
Jen Wei
Jen Turquand
Jen Ozar
Jennifer Berlinger
Jessica Tran
Jim Kreissman
Josh Mattison
Kaitlin Delaney
Karl & Carol McMillen
Kothari Family
KPMG Company
L.L. Foundation for Youth
LA25
Maiolo Family
Malony Family
Matt & Deanna Adams
Matthew Schaub
McMillen Foundation
Melvin Leftkowitz
Michael Kirton
Miehls Family
Mistler Family
Newman Family
Newman Hospitality
Nick Tufano
Nicole Brown
Nojima Family
Open Stewardship Foundation
Osterkamp Family
Ozar Family
Paolucci Salling & Martin
Pipkin Charitable Foundation
Point 7 Group
Reefpoint Studios
Reid Eanes
Richstone Family Center
Rick Roskin
RJ Smith
Ron Cano
RT Specialty
Sarah Meier
Scott Canales
Scott King
Smith Family
Solstice Foundation
Sonia Fenske
Stefane Wetherholt
Stein Family
Stuart A Miller Family Foundation
Susanne Alexander
Taylor Bennet
Taylor Titoni
Teague Family Foundation
Ted Pascaru
The Earl & Margery Chapman Foundation
The Guerin Foundation
The Nine Dots Fund
The TJX Foundation
Thomas Safran
Todd Klawin
UBS Bank
Victoria White
Warren Zinn
Wayne Bryan
Wells Fargo Bank
Whitehead Family

Contact

General Inquiries

Email - info@indivisiblearts.org

Aidan Morgan, Director of Development

Phone - 831.601.8137
Email - aidan@indivisiblearts.org