About

We, Milena and Diego, are for more than 15 years at home in the field of performing arts and body based research. After exploring the scene in many different ways, we strive to move beyond that specific context by sharing the benefits of our practices within a broader frame. Our wish is to bring a unique and transformative approach to wellness at the workplace through our diverse somatic practices. We specialize in helping people to reconnect with their bodies, harmonize mind and body, reduce stress, and enjoy moving in new and fun ways. Offering sessions in Qigong, Yoga, Tai Chi, breathwork, meditation and dance, we create a rich environment where employees can unwind, rejuvenate, and discover a new level of well-being. Our expert guidance and custom made offers ensures that everyone, regardless of experience, feels comfortable and engaged. Imagine a workplace where stress melts away, productivity soars, and everyone leaves feeling refreshed and inspired. Our programs are designed to foster a positive, healthy, and vibrant company culture.

Milena Luise Stein is a dancer, choreographer, and educator based in Berlin. Her journey in the dance world began at the Contemporary Dance School Hamburg between 2013 and 2016. Driven by a desire to expand her horizons, Milena traveled extensively from 2016 to 2020. In Israel, she immersed herself in the movement language of Gaga. In New York, she interned at Movement Research (Judson Church), and in Chile, she co-founded the Community Dance Project Desplazamientos. Her main interest lies in dance’s ability to transcend language barriers and unite people from diverse backgrounds. Since 2018, Milena has been an active member of various collectives, including the Urban Collective in Leipzig and In an Instant in Berlin. She is particularly passionate about working with amateurs, especially children and teenagers. Milena has performed for renowned choreographers like Anna Källblad (Tanz im August) and Nora Tormann (Tatwerk, Acud), and has showcased her own work at various festivals and theaters, including eigenArten Festival in Hamburg, PAF Berlin, Acker Stadt Palast Berlin, and the theater of Tomé in Chile. Milena has an unceasing fascination with the human body and the possibility of bringing forth well-being and healing through movement and touch. Since almost two years she is a student of Ilan Lev Method – a body work method that invites joyful movement into the system. A celebration of life, that is finding its ways into the body work routines that Milena have been developing for years.

Diego Agulló is a researcher and artist whose work spans the realms of contemporary dance, philosophy, and somatics. His multifaceted approach includes dance, performance, publications, films, and interactive research labs. Diego’s academic background in philosophy deeply informs his artistic practice, driving his investigation into the intersections of body, movement, and existential inquiry. He co-founded Circadian, an independent publishing house, through which he has published six books that delve into themes such as the affinity between dance and philosophical problems, critiques of ambition in the art world, and the interplay between Tai Chi, psychedelics, and self-awareness. His daily trainings in Qigong and Tai Chi reflect his commitment to holistic health, blending traditional practices with contemporary insights to promote balance and mental clarity. Diego designs programs that help employees reconnect with their bodies, reduce stress, and enhance overall well-being. Through his work, Diego Agulló merges art and philosophy into a cohesive practice of life and movement.