Sarine Arslanian is a semi-nomadic writer, photographer and documentary film director who plays with words and images to tell heartfelt stories which challenge mentalities, bridge gaps, move to take action, heal and inspire.
She is a Reiki master and DANCEmandala movement meditation facilitator who believes in helping each other expand into the fullness of who and what we are. She likes to celebrate the human experience by sharing love and cacao, shaking to the rhythm of drums and spending time in nature, among other things.
She is also the co-founder of PATMI; a cultural NGO which shares the folklore of Armenian villages by turning people’s stories into murals.
Sarine has an MPhil in Development Studies from the University of Cambridge, a BA (Hons) in Cultural Studies and Social Anthropology from the University of Kent and a diploma in Filmmaking from Raindance Brussels.
Countries she has lived in before include Belgium, the UK, Rwanda, Indonesia, Guatemala, Armenia, India and Thailand, and she has travelled extensively. She is available to share her offerings worldwide.