Since childhood, Audrey has watched with fascination the shapes, colors, patterns, and movements of the living world, as well as the invisible forces that run through them and set them in motion.
When she arrived in Tahiti in 2009, she discovered a culture and a relationship to the living world that moved her profoundly. Little by little, the fenua transformed the way she creates, listens, and inhabits the world.
After more than ten years in graphic design and web development, her curiosity and life’s passages led her to explore other paths. She trained in artisanal cosmetics, geobiology, and Qoya, a practice of free and conscious movement inspired notably by the wisdom of the Q’ero people of Peru.
Through these different paths, creation remains her guiding thread. Painting has become for her an intimate space of expression and exploration, a place where colors, sensations, and what doesn’t always find words can take shape.
This same sensitivity nourishes her connection to the earth, to food, and to natural cycles. For Audrey, creation is not separate from the living world: it is born from the attention we give it and our capacity to let ourselves be touched by what surrounds us.
At the Tahiti Yoga Festival, Audrey will lead a Qoya workshop, an invitation to return to the body and listen to what seeks to express itself through it.
Guided movement and free movement, yoga, shaking, introspection, and sharing will meet in the same space… to release, to feel, and to let movement become a language.
An experience where the point is not to do it right, but to be present to what is alive within oneself.
