My practice responds to the loss of shared rituals and spaces of togetherness under capitalism’s forced individualization.
Through participatory performances, sound meditations, and the making of sacred objects, I create contemporary rituals that do not rely on belief systems but invite presence, slowness, and collective witnessing. Nature functions as a common ground—offering inclusivity beyond faith, culture, or identity.
As a queer artist, I am committed to creating spaces where marginalized communities can reclaim narrative, rest, and relational care. My work proposes art as a tool for personal and collective healing—an invitation to remember ourselves together.
Amrit Mattéo Guillin (they/them) is a multidisciplinary artist, yogi, and healing facilitator whose work bridges ceramics, performance, and contemplative practices. Rooted in intentionality, their creations explore the body, spirit, and collective transformation.
A former professional dancer who toured Europe in venues such as the Grand Palais in Paris and the MAC in Marseille, Amrit integrates movement, mysticism, and somatic awareness into all their work. Their ceramic practice, shaped by childhood in the French countryside and years of embodied training, is hand-built in Brooklyn as vessels for presence and prayer.
Amrit also develops Pray-Formance, merging devotion and performance, and leads workshops in ceramics, Kundalini yoga, sound meditation, and somatic practices, fostering spaces of care and community.
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