Malin Mohr engages in the fields of architecture, art and somatic practice. At the core of all her endeavours, she explores the human experience and the question: How can we create more connection to ourselves and each other?

As an architect and urban designer, she supports communities and schools in creating public and educational spaces that support social encounters and various learning processes. While she co-creates our surroundings as an architect, she delves into the deeper levels of the human experience in her artistic and somatic practice.

Through her personal challenges with both physical and mental health, she discovered the power of including our body and emotional world in our learning processes. She now teaches people to decipher their body's signals and integrate their emotional well-being into their lives. Her somatic practice is based on the Pantarei Approach: A holistic bodywork focussing on how our unique qualities and emotional reactions show up in our body and how to include our body as a friend in life, guiding us towards health and connection. Her artistic practice blossoms from her bodywork knowledge and explores the connection between our outer surroundings and our inner sense of belonging.