Kiki has been walking a path devoted to movement, tea, ritual, and the practice of presence.

Born in Uzbekistan with Mongolian roots and now based in Ibiza, her work bridges the wisdom of Cha Dao and embodied movement practices, creating experiences that invite a deeper connection to oneself and to life.

As a dedicated student of Cha Dao and member of the Global Tea Hut, Kiki has spent years exploring tea as a living practice of awareness, relationship, and presence. Recently, she spent time in Taiwan deepening her study of the Way of Tea, walking tea mountains, meeting tea farmers, and learning directly from the traditions that continue to shape her practice.

Alongside tea, Kiki has devoted many years to the study of movement and body intelligence. As a dedicated Ashtanga practitioner, her movement practice is rooted in the teachings of Sharath Jois and Eddie Stern, while continuing to evolve through her exploration with the Primal Movement community in Ibiza.

Her approach to movement invites participants to cultivate awareness through the body, awakening greater freedom, sensitivity, vitality, and trust in their own experience.

Over the years, Kiki has guided tea ceremonies and movement workshops at retreats, festivals, and intimate gatherings across South Africa, Dubai, South America, Russia, Europe, and Asia. Her work is known for creating spaces that are both grounded and profound—where stillness and movement become complementary pathways toward presence.

Through tea, participants are invited into stillness, listening, and connection. Through movement, they are invited into embodiment, expression, and a deeper relationship with the intelligence of the body.

Together, these practices offer a simple yet powerful invitation: to return to the body, return to the heart, and remember the wisdom that emerges when we are fully present.