Kathleen Kloss works across photography, film, music videos and performance projects, alongside her work for an independent online magazine focused on music, live culture and artistic expression. Her visual practice is shaped by atmosphere, movement and conceptual precision. Through light, space and camera, she creates images that capture presence, tension and the subtle moments that emerge beyond conventional documentation.

For music videos and performance projects, she develops visual and choreographic concepts in which movement becomes an integral part of the composition. Rather than simply presenting the body in front of the camera, she works with rhythm, energy and spatial dynamics to create a distinct visual language.

Her work moves constantly between artistic creation and inner transformation, between the set and stillness, visual composition and embodied experience. At the centre of this practice is the body, understood not as something that serves a method or aesthetic, but as a precise instrument for awareness, expression and conscious exploration.

This perspective also informs her work with Kundalini Yoga and body-oriented coaching. Within Kundalini Yoga, Kathleen creates clearly guided and energetically structured sessions designed to support the nervous system while opening space for deeper internal processes.

The emphasis is not on performance or appearance, but on direct experience: physical, perceptible and immediate.

Her coaching practice brings together bodily awareness and clear process guidance, with a strong focus on embodiment: allowing what is recognised intellectually or emotionally to become tangible, lived and integrated.

Across all areas of her work, Kathleen is drawn to people and projects that exist at the threshold between artistic expression and personal development.

Her practice is rooted in depth, precision and aesthetic clarity, whether expressed through an image, through movement or through the experience of the body itself.