The Creative Body Tantra for Women Artists

A 4-Week Embodied Lab for Women Artists. An intimate exploration of desire, presence, and creative expression through the body.

About the Lab

A focused, embodied process for women artists ready to deepen their connection to the body, desire, and emotional expression. Drawing on tantric tools, we explore how sexual energy becomes a source of creativity, presence, and authentic performance. This is not therapy, and not a traditional tantra workshop.

Participation

$450 (pilot rate, not offered again)

Group size: 8–15

Location: Williamsburg, NYC

Dates: May 7,14,21,28 | 6:30-9:30pm

Who This Is For

Women artists, performers, and creators. Artists drawn to exploring the body as a source of creative power. Participants open to physical, emotional, and energetic exploration.

Important to Know

This is not a space for dating or sexual interaction. There is no nudity or explicit sexual practice. We work with sensuality, energy, and connection in a structured, respectful, and consent-based way.

What We Explore

The relationship between sexuality and creativity — desire, sensuality, shame, pleasure, and the body as a map for emotional and creative work.

The Process

Week 1 — Ground & Safety

Week 2 — Desire & Creative Energy

Week 3 — Power & Expression

Week 4 — Intimacy & Connection

Each session includes breathwork, movement, partner exercises, and creative integration.

About the Facilitator

Talya Dayan is a theater director and creative producer based in New York. Her work sits at the intersection of performance, intimacy, and emotional truth. She has studied yoga, tantra, and Buddhism since 2013 — including with traditional teachers in India and Southeast Asia — and completed a Yoga Alliance–recognized teacher training in 2021. Her practice translates Eastern principles into grounded, creatively relevant experiences for artists in New York.

A short application is required. Apply here.

Spots are limited. Built slowly, with intention.

FAQ

  • No. There is no sexual interaction, nudity, or explicit sexual practice.

    The work is structured, respectful, and consent-based.

  • Working within a female group creates a specific kind of environment — one that often allows for more safety, softness, and honesty.

    It can support a deeper connection to the body, desire, and expression, without the pressure of performance or external gaze.

  • Each session includes guided breathwork, movement, partner-based exercises, and creative integration.

    The process is grounded, structured, and clearly facilitated.

  • That is part of the process.

    We don’t try to push past it, but to gently notice what is there — including resistance, numbness, or hesitation — and work with it at your own pace.

  • You are always in control.

    Everything in the space is based on consent, and you are never required to do anything that doesn’t feel right for you.