The Perfectcircles Studio

Art has always been my way of finding calm and balance, but mandala art became truly meaningful when I saw how therapeutic it felt not only for me, but for others experiencing it for the first time. What began as a personal creative practice quickly grew into hosting workshops where complete beginners could relax, slow down, and create something beautiful with confidence.My background in Architecture and a Master’s degree in Experience Design (UX/UI) strongly influence how I design my workshops today. I focus on creating thoughtfully structured, beginner-friendly experiences where every guest feels comfortable, engaged, and creatively inspired, regardless of prior art experience.I’ve hosted mandala art workshops across Boston and New York for community spaces, libraries, private groups, and curated events, teaching sessions of up to 30 guests at a time. With each workshop, I continuously refine the experience to make it more interactive, mindful, and enjoyable.Why I Love Teaching:One of my favorite moments is watching someone walk in saying “I’m not artistic” and leave proudly holding their finished artwork. Mandala art naturally promotes mindfulness and focus, making workshops feel both creative and deeply relaxing.Something Special About My Craft:Mandala art combines geometry, rhythm, and meditation. My architectural training helps me break complex patterns into simple, approachable steps, allowing beginners to create intricate designs they never thought possible. I love helping people turn creativity into functional art that they can use every day.My goal is to create more than just an art class; I aim to offer a calming, joyful experience where people reconnect with creativity and themselves.