Breathwork Soundscape Online
Event description
An immersive meditation experience to restore the soul. Delight in quiet connection through guided breathwork and minimal soundscapes.
Breathwork Soundscape Online is an adapted variation of our in-person event.
Join us for guided meditative sound journey, inviting you to surrender, reflect, and simply Be. Composer and musician Nat Grant will lead a journey into deep rest through minimal sound. Interdisciplinary artist and facilitator, Dina Smirnova, will use her voice to further invite release into a hypnagogic state alongside digital immersive art created by motion designer and VJ, Krystal Schultheiss. Join in a moment of silence: a moment of release.
This free, virtual option has been designed for you to experience in the comfort of your own home, outside in nature or wherever you feel called to journey.
How to Access
A Welcome Email
will be sent to you within 7 days of the event. This will provide the link and instructions.
Please ensure the email address, hello@dinasmirnova.com, is in your address book so that you do not miss this communication.
Your Donation is Appreciated
Each donation made ensures that inclusive, low-cost, and accessible experiences like these can continue to be available to the community. We encourage you to make a donation, no matter how small, if it is within your means.
100% of the donations from this event will go back to mental health initiatives and mental health organisations based in the Nillumbik Shire.
About the Facilitators
The session is facilitated by Dina Smirnova, a meditation facilitator and end-of-life doula with over 20 years of experience facilitating holistic practices alongside Nat Grant, a sound artist and researcher working on unceded Wurundjeri country in Melbourne, Australia, with more than 15 years experience across live performance, recording, digital arts, and community arts.
Artwork and visuals for this event have been beautifully designed by Krystal Schultheiss.
About this Event
Breathwork Soundscape is generously supported by the Nillumbik Shire Council.
Event partners include Nillumbik Tourism & Business and Auspicious Arts Projects.
Photography: Maxim Smirnov / @mxmagency_