Callum Mintzis is a composer, performer, educator, psychotherapist and writer.

His work is informed by a deep love for the world around him and the people in it. He considers his longstanding meditation practice, of which he begun at the age of seven, as foundational to his outlook on life and work at large. Informed by the principles of Tibetan Buddhism, Zen, Taoism and other wisdom traditions, he sees love, beauty and interconnectedness as central to this way of understanding the world. He bows to, and recognises the necessity of an honest embrace with human suffering as a necessary avenue to a human life. In this pursuit however, he regards himself as very much on his own trail - a student who does not wish to preach or assert. He considers his teachers to be everyone and everything, from the trees and birds in the forest, to brief interactions with passing strangers.

He is also a custodian of Lim Meng Sing (PhD)’s work, a poet and writer whose work has explored extensively, the principles of Zen, Taoism and living from the heart.