Where space, silence and horizon meet, the view expands, noise fades, and scale shifts.
The chart as an inner landscape.
The word as a meeting place.
Movement as embodied research.Improvisation, composition and somatic practices are explored as ways of perceiving, organizing and expanding movement.
Open to participants of different backgrounds and levels of experience.Format: in-personIntensive module (3–4 hours)
Base rate: 250
Regular rate: 350Short residency / week format
Base rate: 500
Regular rate: 600Travel and accommodation, when required, are arranged separately.
A minimum number of participants may apply depending on the format and venue.
The map as an inner landscape.A symbolic reading of the natal chart, exploring cycles, transitions and inner patterns.
Each session is unique, weaving together the natal chart, progressions and transits to reveal the deeper rhythms of your life.For those seeking clarity in times of change, a deeper understanding of life cycles, or a more intimate connection with themselves.Duration: 60–75 minutes
Online (Zoom)
(a recording will be provided after the session)Base rate: 60
Regular rate: 85
Listening spaceA space for conversation, reflection and attentive listening.Duration: 60 minutes
Format: online (Zoom)Base rate: 30
Regular rate: 50
My work unfolds at the intersection of movement, listening and symbolic language.I've studied Psychosocial Counselling, exploring the body as a therapeutic territory while working with people in situations of crisis and emotional distress.A turning point came through my training in Dance Techniques in the Community and Choreographic Research and Creation at Fórum Dança.My path, later expanded through studies in theatre, contemporary dance and choreographic creation, including postgraduate research at the University of Porto and ESMAE, where I wrote Towards an Epistemology of the Body and its Creative Potentials.International experiences such as the Afro-Contemporary Workshop at École des Sables in Senegal, the CanDoCo International SummerLab, and the Movement Artisans Winter Intensive in Berlin further shaped my approach to embodied research and composition.Over the years I have studied with artists and pedagogues from diverse movement practices, including David Zambrano, Frey Faust, Benoit Lachambre, Mark Tompkins, Anna Nowicka, Hofesh Shechter, Sita Ostheimer, Marcelo Evelin and many others.Alongside this work, I study astrology as a symbolic language of reflection and awareness, following the programme of the Faculty of Astrological Studies and drawing on authors such as Melanie Reinhart, Howard Sasportas, Liz Greene and Dane Rudhyar.For several years I collaborated with the National Institute of Circus Arts, teaching movement practices and contributing to the Choreographic Research and Creation Laboratory.A question continues to guide my work:
How can practices of movement, listening and symbolic inquiry expand awareness without reproducing invisible hierarchies?