Workshop Series: EcoSomatics - The Science and Art of Well-being

Artist, Philosopher & Educator

Eliana Araque (Tunja, COL. 1990) is a Berlin-based artist and philosopher committed to bridging the realms of art, philosophy, and science. Her work is deeply guided by her sensitivity and a profound desire to connect, using art to express what words cannot, fostering deeper understanding and compassion across disciplines, cultures, and individuals. Through her transdisciplinary work, she creates immersive site-specific installations spanning photography, painting, sculpture, sound, and video, with a focus on sustainability and environmental ethics. In addition to her artistic practice, Eliana co-founded Unum e.V., a cultural association in Berlin dedicated to merging these disciplines to make a significant cultural impact; and facilitates workshops that support the well-being of the scientific community at the Max Delbrück Center and the Berlin Institute of Health. Through her creative and educational endeavours, she seeks to contribute meaningfully to culture, shaping both individual and collective identities

Embodied Clinical Psychologist and Interdisciplinary Practitioner

Anna (Lübeck, 1991) bridges therapeutic and artistic research practices, drawing from her extensive background in clinical and consulting psychology. She integrates a wide range of approaches into her work, including movement-based therapy, biofeedback, and deep listening techniques. Her primary interests lie in exploring the intersections of art, science, and health, with a focus on their interconnected environmental and embodied aspects. Currently, Anna specialises in embodied psychotherapy, spanning psychosomatic inpatient care to outpatient treatment. Her practice includes neurofeedback training, group coaching, and creative collaborations focused on EcoSomatic listening. She is also pursuing advanced training in systemic psychotherapy, further expanding her expertise in integrative and holistic therapeutic modalities.