Laura Peña
About the Teacher
Why study with them?
Laura Peña Zanatta is an organizational consultant, facilitator, experience designer, artist, and theorist-enthusiast exploring the conceptualization of rituals and their significance in contemporary times.
She has worked extensively as a consultant, helping companies gain awareness of their organizational culture, uncover underlying structures, and foster transformation from within. Some of her clients include Google, Nubank, KPMG, and Embraer.
The metacrisis was a major catalyst for her expanding her work to investigate how rituals can serve as bridges between systemic crises and regenerative futures.
She sees ritual, art, and performance as powerful mediums for constructing new affective landscapes and expanding relational possibilities. Her work is also deeply informed by her background in dance — over ten years of experience — and her studies in performance art with La Fura dels Baus in 2023.
Currently, she is an innovation professor at Fundação Dom Cabral. Alongside her corporate consultancy projects, she is also working with the J Randle Museum in Nigeria, a project dedicated to co-creating contemporary breathing spaces and pathways inspired by the richness and vitality of Yoruba culture.
She has worked extensively as a consultant, helping companies gain awareness of their organizational culture, uncover underlying structures, and foster transformation from within. Some of her clients include Google, Nubank, KPMG, and Embraer.
The metacrisis was a major catalyst for her expanding her work to investigate how rituals can serve as bridges between systemic crises and regenerative futures.
She sees ritual, art, and performance as powerful mediums for constructing new affective landscapes and expanding relational possibilities. Her work is also deeply informed by her background in dance — over ten years of experience — and her studies in performance art with La Fura dels Baus in 2023.
Currently, she is an innovation professor at Fundação Dom Cabral. Alongside her corporate consultancy projects, she is also working with the J Randle Museum in Nigeria, a project dedicated to co-creating contemporary breathing spaces and pathways inspired by the richness and vitality of Yoruba culture.
