My approach to shibari has evolved from 18 years of practice on both sides of the ropes, and a diverse range of influences which I appropriate, blend and develop in my own practice. As a teacher, I strive to reflect the experience of both tying partners on a deep level. 

Rather than prescribing rigid techniques, I have a strong belief that shibari should be approached as a versatile set of tools. I encourage my students to explore and adapt each tie to the individual body of their partner, tailoring it to their specific needs and desires in any given situation. Embracing the inherent flexibility of this art form is fundamental to my style. To facilitate this process, I provide a comprehensive framework rooted in fundamental principles such as safety, efficiency, and fluency. Moreover, I emphasize the significance of body awareness, effective communication, and the conscious consideration of personal experiences and motivations.

My technical style has naturally evolved through keen observation and firsthand experience. Previously, I had the privilege of working professionally as a shibari model, offering me the opportunity to be tied by accomplished practitioners from Japan and Europe. These encounters have enriched my knowledge and repertoire with invaluable techniques and insights. Presently, my focus centers on the exploration of movement both with and within ropes. This ongoing research fuels my passion for pushing the boundaries of shibari and continuously expanding my understanding of its possibilities.