In the early 2000's, Aurélie discovered the practice of yoga with a family friend from Australia. It was on the beach, with the sound of the waves as a rhythm to follow, with the smell of the ocean as a thread, with the taste of a simple life as an intention, with the landscape of a present moment vibrating to the rhythm of a serene heart, since that, she immediately let herself be carried by this melody of the body.

Sarasvati Mallac is a mauritian musician, author and composer, trained in Sound Therapy. Member of the local band Patyatann, she sings and plays different instruments such as the erhu (Chinese violin), the ravanne and the mridanga. Music has always been a tool for her to pray, meditate and connect. In 2018 she studied Sound Therapy, allowing her to deepen the sharing she offers through her workshops based on the voice and the ravanne.

Daphné Amaya is a certified Dance Movement Therapy Practitioner. She facilitates body-based holistic sessions to support and guide individuals in exploring their connection with their body and tapping into their inner wisdom.

“There is deep wisdom within our very flesh, if we can only come to our senses and feel it.”
Elizabeth A. Behnke

I am a Mauritian, artist, graphic designer. I live in Pereybère but you'll probably run into me in Tamarin. Winter sucks. I can't find my way around Curepipe. If you see me in Curepipe, please help me. I love the sea and the mountains, surfing and hiking. I love music, if it's good. I am a perfectionist. I'm uncomfortable in supermarkets, but I like to spot questionable old school Asian design packaging. It's still art.

I love coffee. And breakfast. But I'm not a fan of the alarm clock in general. But I do like being awake. I aspire to wake up a little more too. Then most of all I love Art, in all its forms.

My work as an artist follows my personal evolution for a few years. My questioning as a Man in a society that has taken us too far from our true nature to make us fit into its boxes. I approach subjects like Love, our identity, our femininity and masculinity, the spirit and human psychology, my emotions, nature and our place in relation to it. And of course, our society which makes all these questions arise.