Our team
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Marcos
Marcos (he/him) has been doing rope bondage for more than 6 years. He developed his own conscious and quiet approach and characteristic face bondage. Creating safe spaces for people to trust and surrender, he opens the doors for people to explore their bodies in a different way. Exploring emotions and intentions in rope is one of his most interests.
He taught in different queer spaces Tension (Montreal) Temple (New York) and Iridescent Studio (Amsterdam) At the moment Marcos offers regular classes and private sessions at KOR Berlin.
Marcos was also initiated to Reiki 16 years ago. He became a Reiki Master four years ago. He understands that more connection with yourself is equal to more flow and lightness. His goal as a therapist is to link a spiritual practice into your daily life: How to breathe consciously without being in a meditation. How to feel your body. How to connect with not so pleasant emotions in order to release them. How to remain still in stressful situations. How to be true to yourself.
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Tut
Tut (they/them) is a trauma therapist (Heilpraktiker für Psychotherapie) and community educator working at the intersections of mental health, somatics, and kink. With roots in harm reduction and queer community care, their approach to rope centers presence, emotional safety, and curiosity.
In class, Tut invites slowness, sensation, and attention to dynamics. Their teaching isn’t about doing things “right,” but about making space for connection, consent, and the full range of what can happen when we meet each other in rope.
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Tsubi
Captivated by the dialogue between the person tying and the one being tied, Tsubi (she/her )is deeply drawn to the atmospheric space that rope bondage can create. With a background in visual arts, she approaches shibari as both a sculptural and relational practice, finding joy in shaping her partner in ropes as much as in the shared emotional exchange.
Influenced by many traditions, including the aesthetics and intensity of Semenawa (tormenting ropes), her work balances precision with sensation. As a teacher, she brings insight from both sides of the rope, sharing the beauty, technical detail, and playfulness of shibari while encouraging students to develop their own unique style and expression.
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Celina
Celina (she/her) is a movement enthusiast from Mauritius whose practice is rooted in joy, embodiment, and exploration. Her yoga journey began as a path of self-discovery, culminating in a transformative trip to Rishikesh, India, the heart of yogic tradition. There, she immersed herself in the philosophy and practice of yoga, learning that it is not only a physical discipline, but a way of living with presence, connection, and care.
For Celina, movement is a celebration of aliveness and a return to the body’s wisdom. Whether flowing through yoga or sharing space in somatic and rope-based practices, she brings a grounded, joyful energy that invites others to slow down, listen inward, and move with intention. As a guide, she weaves together the insights she gathered in India with her own embodied experience, creating magical spaces where students can reconnect with themselves and each other. Celina warmly invites you to join her in discovering the beauty of mindful movement and the quiet power of breath and presence.
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Jane
Jane (she/her) is an experienced trauma-informed yoga teacher, breath and sound facilitator. She is here to remind you of the diverse range of tools, resources and inner knowing that one has access to in a creatively and safely held, exploratory container. You will find that her sessions are often infused with the wisdom of Yogic philosophy, Traditional Chinese Medicine, intentionally curated music and poetic meditations to bring ease and softness to your mind, body and energy.
All beings welcome.
Guest teachers
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Margherita Tisato
Margherita is a movement practitioner and a seeker of somatic wisdom. She facilitates a range of experiences spanning from Trauma Informed yoga and movement to dance, Butoh, rope, and body suspension. She regularly teaches embodiment practices in jails in nyc and beginners rope classes at temple in Brooklyn. Her educational offerings also include experiential workshops in anatomy, pain science, embodiment and trauma theory. Margherita is a performer whose work aims at letting audiences into her process through shared intentions and vulnerability, in intimate settings where the journey through emotions and heightened senses takes the foreground over mastery.
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Luigi Di Venere
Born in Puglia, Italy, and now based in Berlin, is a prominent figure in the electronic music scene. Luigi’s musical DJ style is deeply rooted in Italo house, cosmic Italo disco, techno, New Beat, and trance. He is particularly known for his luxurious cosmic soundscapes and explosive combinations.
At Kor, Luigi creates exclusive gong sound baths.
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Aidan Sunassee
Aidan Sunassee is a board certified sexologist, sexuality educator, researcher, and active member of the kink community. His facilitation style is trauma-aware, grounded in inclusive practices, and informed by both personal experience and academic research. He is dedicated to bridging the gap between academic knowledge and lived experience, creating spaces where community voices are centered, respected, and empowered.
Aidan is affiliated with the APA Division 44 Taskforce on Kink and BDSM, serves on the research and community education team at TASHRA, and is an educator at the Center for Positive Sexuality. His independent research explores how pleasure, power, and relational dynamics intersect with healing in kink spaces.
Beyond his research, Aidan has developed and led community education programs on kink, consent, trauma awareness, and ethical non-monogamy. He now offers workshops and classes to a wide audience. His goal is to meet people where they are, without pathologizing their stories, their pleasures, or their power.
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Noam Raz
A workshop facilitator, Feldenkrais Practitioner, and Family Constellation guide, Noam’s work is grounded in sensitivity and centers the creation of experiential spaces where people can explore autonomy and trust in their own bodies and internal processes.
Over the years, Noam has trained in a wide range of physical and embodiment-based practices, including Dance, Taiji, Somatics, Kink, Voicework, and Meditation. These diverse influences shape his approach to embodied learning and relational presence. Originally coming from the world of philosophy and linguistics, Noam brings a subtle and thoughtful attention to language and its effects into all of his work.