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SomNur van der Kraan is an Istanbul-born artist and spiritual guide whose work bridges fine art, consciousness studies, and multidimensional healing. Raised in a lineage of artists spanning four generations, she studied painting at Mimar Sinan University (1982–1987) and later worked in stage and costume design, sculpture, and art direction. Her artistic path included contributions to major cultural events such as the 1st Istanbul Biennial, and her solo exhibitions have appeared in Istanbul, Bodrum, Washington D.C., and Manhattan. Her artworks are listed in Artprice and the RKD Netherlands Institute for Art History.

Alongside her visual arts career, SomNur has maintained a strong presence as a writer. Since 1989, she has written columns and essays for various newspapers and magazines, focusing on art, alternative therapies, animal rights, and women’s rights. Her writing consistently reflects her commitment to consciousness, compassion, and social awareness. From 2018 onward, through her online spiritual work, she continued writing on spirituality, personal development, and the Great Transition, frequently emphasizing humanity’s awakening process in both her teachings and her written reflections.

Her healing and consciousness work deepened over the years. Since 2002 she has facilitated workshops, art-therapy programs, and group practices for adults and children. Between 2018 and 2022, she conducted more than 200 online spiritual sessions, meditative journeys, and transformation-based programs, cultivating a strong community and guiding thousands through themes such as awakening, emotional healing, and energetic alignment.

Through her platform “MysiaLuna Light Sages,” she shares channelled messages, meditations, and spiritual teachings. In recent years she has expanded into digital and energetic art, integrating symbolic frequencies into her creative process.

She currently lives in a nature-surrounded village in Greece, where she continues to paint, write, and develop high-frequency spiritual guidance practices.