I am a Berlin-based artist and facilitator with a deep passion for dance, yoga, and sound. I believe that mindfully connecting to the body and exploring its movement mechanics is one of the greatest gifts we can give ourselves.

My journey began in Bangalore during high school days when I started working part-time with dance companies like SDIPA and LVDS. I went on to complete a diploma in movement arts at the Attakkalari Centre for Movement Arts in 2011, training in kalaripayattu, bharatanatyam, ballet, yoga, and various contemporary dance techniques, including release, flying low, and contact improvisation.

My fascination with improvisation and instant composition continued to deepen in the years that followed. From 2012 to 2015, I was a core member of The Kha Foundation, where I facilitated creative arts education in schools, children’s homes, and juvenile detention centers.

Between 2015 and 2016, I joined the art collective Copenhagen Dream House in Denmark, co-creating performances with circus artists, world musicians, and climate activists. Alongside this, I freelanced as a teacher in various schools and studios during my time in Denmark.

In 2017, I moved to Auroville, India, to immerse myself in community life. During this time, I worked in farming, reforestation, sustainable architecture, and event management, all while continuing to teach dance and yoga in schools, studios, and community gatherings. It was also during this period that I discovered the healing power of sound, working with Svaram Sound Experience.

While I identify as an artist, my work has always had a spiritual dimension. Movement has always served as my form of meditation. My deep connection with sound was sparked by the gong, which captivated me with its ability to take me beyond the physical body into a realm of pure vibration. In 2019, I became a certified Gong Master, learning from renowned teachers such as Sanj Hall and Aurelio C. Hammer.

Since 2020, I’ve been based in Berlin, continuing to explore the transformative potential of movement and sound. If you are curious to experience my work, feel free to get in touch!