Miori is a collaboration between multi-instrumentalist & producer Giorgi Dwayne Franklin and holistic therapist & visual artist Naomi He-Ji.
Rooted in curiosity, connection and a love for sound that moves you, Miori creates intimate sound journeys and gatherings where music, movement and inner exploration meet. Somewhere between a concert, a ritual and a nervous system exhale.
Miori invites you gently out of your head and back into your body. Into sensation, rhythm and presence. There is room to feel, to soften, to move, to rest or to just be exactly as you are in that moment. Nothing is expected. Everything is welcome.
With a playful and grounded approach, Miori bridges different worlds: sound and silence, depth and lightness, intimacy and togetherness. Their work explores what unfolds when love, presence and music take the lead, creating spaces where people can reconnect with themselves and with each other, in a way that feels warm and alive.
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