As an artist and mentor, I aim to inspire, support, and guide creatives in transformative artistic processes, and to empower individuals to live in alignment with their authenticity. My creative practices, performances, writings, and embodied methodologies serve as catalysts for this transformation. 

In times marked by social fragmentation, digital saturation, and collective instability, the living body needs to remain alive, cared for, nourished, and community-engaged, and that's what my practices aim to do.

  • I believe art and life are both creative and transformative processes. I practice both as a human and an artist and support others in their own journeys as a mentor and practitioner.

    My performances and my artistic practice function as grounding, practice-based tools that cultivate resilience, authenticity, and creative agency for living, creating, and becoming. By translating embodied creative processes into structured yet accessible frameworks,  performance is positioned not only as presentation, but as a mode of knowledge production and transmission. In a sense my art functions as a transformative medium with social, personal, and pedagogical resonance.

    In a time marked by social fragmentation, digital saturation, and collective instability, there is an urgent need for embodied, reflective, and community-based methodologies. The urgency lies in reclaiming the body and voice as sites of awareness, presence, and connection.

    As a creator and artist

    I am creating performances, sound and interactive experiences with the body and voice as central mediums for over twenty years, with my works being presented locally and internationally.

    As a mentor and practitioner

    I am using my creative practices, rituals, and methods which I developed over the years, to mentor and support creatives and artists during their process of creation, and individuals during their process of becoming tuned and aligned with their authenticity, empowerment and joyful way of being.

    Read my text: Transformation and Creation go hand in hand - why i do what i do

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Idealist for searching for her own ‘truth’ as an artist, for new sensibilities. Idealist in believing in art as a social practice and in dance as a vehicle for spiritual, social and personal empowerment.

— Excerpt from the text ‘As a springboard to conceive the world anew’ by Steriani Tsintziloni (Assistant Professor-Dance, University of Athens Department of Theatre Studies), in the book 'Performance Works - Lia Haraki