ARIÊ

Presence,
Community,
and Living Systems

I move between people, places, and processes.

My work lives where presence becomes structure,
where community is held,
where systems grow from lived experience.

Over time, I’ve been called to gather
sometimes around music,
sometimes around land,
sometimes around moments that ask for care, listening, and clarity.

I’m interested in what lasts.
In what grows slowly.
In what becomes stronger through relationship.

Much of my work unfolds through music, ceremony, and shared presence
often within festival and community contexts.

Holding space for collective experience

Circles are where my work becomes visible.

Through music, ritual, and shared presence, I hold spaces where people slow down, listen,
and remember how to be together.

What emerges is never forced, it grows from presence and attention.

How I hold space

Four diverse adults sitting on yoga mats in a bright, open space with large windows and greenery outside; one person playing guitar, two women, including a pregnant woman, and a man, all engaged and relaxed.

Ceremony held in context

Group of people holding hands in a circle in a wooded outdoor setting, participating in a ceremony or ritual.

Collective presence in shared spaces

Person playing an acoustic guitar, with candles and a person using a phone in the background, in a dimly lit setting.

Music and ceremony are part of my life in a very grounded way. I don’t approach them as formats to apply or experiences to produce, but as languages that naturally emerge when people gather with enough presence and attention.

My work often unfolds in shared spaces where sound, silence, and human interaction are already alive. In these contexts, music can open listening, ritual can give form to what is already felt, and collective presence can reorganize the atmosphere without force or intention to impress.

I’m comfortable working in different scales — from small, intimate circles to larger gatherings and festival environments — without changing the way I relate to people or to the space itself. What guides me is coherence: that sound, body, place, and collective attention are aligned, and that what happens feels honest to the moment and the land where it takes place.

Music & Voice Apresentations and Mentorship

My work unfolds across different scales and environments, always guided by presence, tradition, relationship, and care for the collective field.


Rather than adapting my work to a format, I adapt to the people, the place, and the moment — allowing each context to shape how music, ceremony, and collective presence emerge.

Contexts I Work In

I’m most often invited into:

  • Retreats and immersive gatherings

  • Community-based spaces and villages

  • Festivals and cultural events

  • Temporary projects, residencies, and nomadic contexts

  • Educational, healing, and regenerative environments

Contact

If this resonates and you’d like to connect, you can reach me at arie.yuramex@gmail.com

Instagram: @arie.yura - @yura.brasil - @yura.tulum

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