Auri created Resonance Room to bridge the mystical and the material. Her work synthesises a lineage-based artistry with classical vocal training and academic foundations in psychology, creating a unique discipline of sonic ritual and psycho-spiritual inquiry.

Her approach treats sound as a catalyst for psychological porosity. By leveraging harmonic practices and research into sound-induced altered states, she facilitates a bypass of the conscious mind to engage the unconscious. This methodology is informed by Jungian frameworks—specifically active imagination—utilising frequency to navigate the interior landscape of the psyche.

In collaboration with her husband, an architect, they have developed a series of dedicated sound healing sanctuaries in Berlin and along the Baltic Sea.

Moving beyond traditional clinical or meditative settings, these sites are designed as curated acoustic environments. They serve as functional interventions where art meets ritual intent, allowing participants to shed external stimuli and achieve a state of harmonic self-reconnection.