I have always been drawn to the gap.

The space between a musician and their audience. Between a culture and a stranger willing to listen. Between what we carry and what we could become. For over 20 years, crossing that gap — building the bridge — has been my instinct, my work, and quietly, my way of being in the world.

I started in music. Festivals, labels, tours, residencies — connecting artists to audiences across Martinique, India, Argentina, Palestine, Morocco, Azerbaijan, Greece. Then a camera found its way into my hands in 2011, and I discovered that filming was just another form of the same thing: paying close attention to what is real in another person, and honouring it.

Somewhere along the way, the bridge turned inward.

Travelling so deeply into other cultures and healing traditions, I found myself being shaped by what I witnessed — the rituals, the way certain communities understood the body, sound, and presence. I began gathering tools. Not for a project. For myself.

Kundalini yoga. Water therapy. Karam Kriya. Essential oils. Voice and mantra. Each one a different doorway into the same room — the self, when it is finally quiet enough to be met.

What began as a personal journey became something I wanted to share.

Not to produce for others anymore — but to offer what I had genuinely lived.

That is Auramundo.

A holistic practice and a documentary eye, rooted in Sintra, Portugal. Both arising from the same intention: to witness what is real, and hold space for it.

Aurelie Chauleur

Holistic therapist · Documentary filmmaker · Bridge builder, Sintra, Portugal

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