Edge of Being: Immersion

In honor of the fall equinox, step into a sacred space between endings and beginnings.

Studio Mortem Presents: The Edge of Being

Through ritual, guided meditation, light restorative movement, and sensory experiences, release what no longer serves—and awaken to what’s next.

This is not a just a class, it's a threshold.

Touch the edge of sensation.

Step into what you’ve always feared.

Remember why you’re here.

This is a full-immersion sensory experience.

D E T A I L S

Doors Lock at 7:05 PM: Due to the immersive nature of this experience, doors will lock promptly. Late attendees will not be permitted.

Dress Code: All black clothing is mandatory. Please wear a white shirt or tank/sports bra underneath your comfy black attire.

What to Bring: A yoga mat + water bottle (limited yoga mats are available to borrow)

We'll provide everything else!

Parking: Free parking is available in the large lot across from Troop.

Event support provided by coach Jessica Natal of @holistichealing.withjess!

More Info: Visit @projectmortem on Instagram or is the original title and concept of a proprietary immersive event series developed by Jay Davani. Unauthorized reproduction or imitation is strictly prohibited. © 2023–2025 Jay Davani. All rights reserved.

N O T I C EThis immersive event involves guided sensory experiences, including scent, sound, and light touch. Essential oils or other natural materials may be used thoughtfully as part of the ritual. By participating, you acknowledge that you are engaging voluntarily and take responsibility for any personal sensitivities, allergies, or emotional triggers. If you have specific needs or concerns, please reach out in advance so we can support you with care.

By purchasing a ticket, you acknowledge this notice and accept personal responsibility for your participation.

Info: Jay Davani (@thejaydavani) is a death influencer, artist, and hospice grief facilitator based in Providence. Born in Tehran, she brings a Persian lens to death positivity, exploring mortality through art, ritual, and community. Jay has facilitated Death Cafés, completed Ayatana’s Death Residency as well as the Santa Muerte Residency, and shared her work at venues like the RISD Museum, North Burial Ground and Lifting the Lid International Festival on Death and Dying. From planning funerals to photographing cemeteries, she invites deep, transformative conversations about life, death, and what comes next.

Host or Publisher Jay Davani