Shibari Camp Poland

Tati Limati is a Ukrainian shibari artist and influencer of native culture in her rope scene.
With over 13 years of experience, she has trained with masters such as Nicolas Arnoys, Akira Nawa, Kinoko Hajime, Ren Yagami, and others.
She created her own style, “4 Elements,” as the basis of sensuality and improvisation in shibari. She teaches worldwide, curates the Shibari Theater project, and runs Shibari Camps in Poland and Ukraine.
Tati Limati will perform with her stunning and emotionally open shibari model Natalia Ginger, continuing the tradition and showcasing a deep, collaborative bond.

Klaudyna - a Shibari model for almost six years and the organizer of Shibari Camp Poland.

Thoughts... "I cherish relinquishing control to trust my partner, knowing they won't misuse it. I love the paradox of being bound yet free - the world narrows to me and my rigger in this moment."

She will join forces at the Shibari Camp space with the experienced and talented shibari artist Astra.

Astra. Rigger, educator and performer from Ukraine. Practicing shibari for many years, she found a turning point five years ago after witnessing a performance by Naka-san, whose depth and precision deeply shaped her path. Her work is rooted in traditional Japanese aesthetics - simplicity, presence, and sincerity. She explores shibari as a quiet dialogue between structure and surrender, between intention and breath.

Vik and Gala are a couple from Barcelona. They have done ropes together for more than 4 years. Vik started exploring both roles in ropes before finding his preference for the rigger side, while Gala started bottoming until she discovered her curiosity for tying both others and herself. Both have learned from local and international teachers. For them, rope is a tool to explore, discover and express their feelings and highlight them.
They found simplicity and intricacy in a style that enhances the beauty of the body and emotions, simple in appearance but with a great purpose, intention, complexity and intensity. Through their way of tying, they both exemplify a mixture of darkness, strength, delicacy, eroticism, closeness, power and more primal instincts. They have had the opportunity to do performances or, as they prefer to call them, live sessions with an audience, both locally and internationally, as well as professional photo and video shoots.
They have also been invited to Milan to participate in the Kinbaku Lab research group and, both as riggers, created the Kinbaku Lab Barcelona along with other riggers and bottoms. For several years now, they have been focused on sharing Kinbaku professionally, both in international workshops and at the studio they are running together, Shizen Studio Barcelona.

Marta Skinnysticks is an artist, shibari practitioner, educator, and founder of She.She.Shibari Studio based in Lviv, Ukraine.
Her work bridges traditional Japanese rope techniques with a contemporary artistic approach, exploring the body as a space of trust, presence, and aesthetic dialogue.

Marta approaches shibari both as a somatic and psychological practice, with a strong focus on safety, personal boundaries, and the quality of connection. As an artist, she creates performances and educational formats where rope becomes a language — precise, attentive, and alive.

With over 12 years of teaching experience, 6 years as a rigger, and extensive work with rope models, Marta facilitates workshops, individual and group classes, private sessions, and community-oriented events, fostering depth, awareness, and embodied communication through rope.

Marta Pagan — shibari artist and instructor guiding workshops in Poland. She founded Krakow’s rope art space and leads a safe, friendly learning environment since 2017. Emphasizing technique, ethics, and community, Marta represents Poland’s premier shibari school.