THE FLOW 
OF RENEWAL

Wellbeing at Patina Maldives

Learning to Breathe with Avery Whitmore

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Learning to Breathe with Avery Whitmore

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Wellbeing at Patina Maldives

Learning to Breathe

with Avery Whitmore

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Meet the practitioner

Through the ancient practice of breathwork, Avery Whitmore cultivates breath as a tool for profound spiritual wellbeing

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“As energy flows more freely and our bodies become more connected, we experience greater unity with the cosmos, the earth, our hearts, and our visions. Breathwork offers an opportunity to deeply remember and reconnect with your truth and the universal truth.”

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Having spent nearly a decade honing his craft of sound meditation and trauma-informed breathwork, Avery is intent on supporting the healing, wellbeing and expansion of humanity. With deep, intentional breathing techniques, he travels the world helping others find their own healing journeys.

Avery visited Patina Maldives in 2023 to guide a series of breathwork workshops as part of the Cosmopolitan Ocean festival, a four day journey centred on the ocean as a theatre of human connection

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A breath of island air

Music at Patina Osaka

Sculpting Sound with Devon Turnbull

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Sculpting Sound with Devon Turnbull

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Music at Patina Osaka

Sculpting Sound
with Devon Turnbull

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Introduction

With hand-built, minimalist construction, Devon Turnbull’s immersive audio systems realise the full presence of sound

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"Analogue formats like vinyl offer something irreplaceable — not just in sound quality, but in ritual and intention. The Listening Room is designed to encourage deep listening, connection, and a sense of calm — something I think we need more of, especially in urban environments."

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Also known as OJAS, Devon Turnbull is a New York and Tokyo-based audio engineer globally celebrated for his sound systems and immersive sonic environments. Devon’s equipment brings realistic, natural sound to the listener, the product of two decades of experimentation, engineering and exploration in the audio underground.

The Listening Room by OJAS is located on Patina Osaka’s top floor. The space hosts the daily “Morning Soundscapes” experience for guests, and is also available for private booking

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Tune into the rhythm of your soul

Art & Design at Patina Osaka

A Slice of Osaka Street Culture with VERDY

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The Perpetuality of Time with Daniel Arsham

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Art & Design at The Maldives

The Perpetuality of Time with Daniel Arsham

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Meet The Artist

Daniel Arsham sketches a world where nature overrides structure, envisioning the inevitable erosions of time

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“The series of works here are primarily drawings of ancient Greek and Roman works, as well as a few studies for the Pokémon animation. The time scale in my work ranges from 3,000 BC all the way into the future. This confusion of time is a recurring motif within my work generally.”

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Playing with the concepts of future history and fictional archaeology, interdisciplinary artist Daniel Arsham shares Patina Maldives’ key interest in perpetuality. Tracing the effects of time over thousands of years, Daniel’s drawings at Patina Maldives imagine how human artefacts persist and erode, charting the symbiotic relationship of nature and civilisation.

Daniel joined Patina Maldives for a residency at the Fari Art Atelier in 2022, granting guests privileged access to his creative process through an open studio session, art talk and private group dinner

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