FeyFey (she/they)  is a multi-disciplinary artist, proud Pin@y American, passionate about using dance and movement as art to unveil creative expression, nurture resilience, and reclaim pleasure. She is a passionate about representing BIPOC women/queer femmes and Filipinas in the media.

FeyFey has been teaching yoga and trauma-sensitive movement workshops since 2017. Trisha’s work has been published on the Yoga Journal, Nike, Netflix, Tin House, and Moon Mag. As an advocate and activist at heart, she has been a keynote speaker for the Oregon Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence.

FeyFey constantly finds new ways to grow her movement practice and unveil her personal truth. Her teaching is informed by her social work/psychology education, yoga training, her work as a trauma educator, and lived experience as a dancer in clubs.

Currently, FeyFey is pursuing her passion and career in dance in Los Angeles, CA with recent artist bookings with Future, Metro boomin, JVNA, Yaqi, artists at Electric Daisy Festival Las Vegas and more. She also serves as a movement coach and choreographer to actors on set.

Education:

• Dance: La Establishment (see dance portfolio)

• 4 years pole dance

• Bachelors in Social Work, George Fox University, 2010-2014

• 200-hr Yoga Teacher Training, YoYoYogi, 2017

• Trauma-Sensitive Yoga teacher training, Living Yoga, 2019

• 30-hr Yin Teacher Training, Love Hive, 2018

• Hands on Assists, Bhaktishop 2018