For more than a decade, I worked as a creative director for one of Belgium’s most iconic nightlife venues, shaping large-scale experiences and environments that moved thousands of people. Alongside this, I collaborated as a consultant across events and experiential projects, learning how space, rhythm and human dynamics interact.

Over time, my attention naturally shifted inward. I became increasingly interested in what happens beneath the surface — how breath, nervous systems and attention influence presence, leadership and choice. Breathwork and embodiment emerged not as techniques, but as languages for listening and integration.

Becoming a mother added another layer of depth. It refined my sense of responsibility, sharpened my intuition and deepened my respect for what it means to create sustainably — in life, in work and in the systems we move within.

Today, I work as an architect of human experiences, designing spaces where people can slow down, reconnect with themselves and move forward with clarity. Amart3 is the container for this work — shaped by lived experience, refined through practice, and continuously unfolding.