Ridhima
(Workshops)
(Music)
(Photography & More)
Rhythm Love Revolution
Rhythm Love Revolution is a vision to inspire and help the world rise through creative, physical, and spiritual art forms as well as cultural exchange. By bringing together conscious and cultural artists and healers from various mediums, these workshops encourage people to discover creative, physical, and spiritual outlets as a form of personal healing, expression, and discovery, as well as a way to reflect, express, create change, and bring peace to their communities and the greater world. Through bringing together international artists these workshops promote diversity and religious tolerance and work towards creating and growing a foundation for inner and global peace.
(Non-Profit Coming Soon)
Ridhima went to the United Nations International School and has a BA in international relations from Boston University. In addition, she has a certificate in Creative Arts and Health from The New School, a certificate in Advanced Community Music Training of Trainers from Musicians without Borders, and her 200 hour Yoga Teacher Training from Pranavah Yoga Studio.
Being a healer is at the heart of Ridhima's intensions. As a singer she shares her music with hope that her energy and songs written from personal and global experiences, suffering, and realizations can heal, comfort, and empower people all over the world whenever they need and through whatever they face.
In addition to music, she finds ways to heal through the suffering that is a natural part of life with art, photography, poetry, dance, theater, fashion, soccer, yoga, kung fu, and meditation. Knowing how much these outlets have meant to her through different points of her life and realizing how everyone has their own unique way to express and transform suffering, she aims to encourage and guide people to find their own healing outlets in order to fully be and shine their true selves.
Ridhima has been a teaching artist for organizations such as Urban Art Beat (hip hop workshops with underserved youth), Soul Sisters (healing arts workshops with incarcerated youth), the Living Gallery (healing arts projects with women experiencing homelessness), the Queens Museum (healing art workshops for people with special needs), as well with Salaam Balaak Trust (teaching english through songs). She has also been a painting assistant working on community mural projects with Artolution, Bailey's Cafe, and Make the Road NY.
Ridhima is always looking for ways to heal, inspire, and empower all through guiding people to discover their creative and physical outlets, to honor their suffering, and to shine their truth. In doing so she believes we can grow and create a more united, compassionate, and peaceful world.