Water Has Her Way With Us - Poetry Single Launch by Emina Ashman

Name: Water Has Her Way With Us - Poetry Single Launch by Emina Ashman
Start: 2026-02-13T08:30:00+11:00
End: 2026-02-13T13:00:00+11:00
Location: Naarm

Schedule

Fri Feb 13 2026 at 08:30 am to 01:00 pm

UTC+11:00

Location

Naarm | Melbourne, VI

Water Has Her Way With Us - 🧜🏼‍♀️🎧🎤
An intimate evening celebrating mermaid poetess Emina Ashman’s release of “Water Has Her Way With Us” - a slow and sensuous spoken-word and ambient experience exploring conscious sensuality and our bodies as water.
Join her for a beautiful night of warmth, water and artistry, accompanied by local-based performance artists.
An immersive experience weaving live music, spoken word, movement, and ceremonial moments - drawing on water’s beauty to guide us back to love and life.
Expect an evening that invites you to feel, flow and discover - with curated artisan vendors and musical expression designed to inspire your senses and stir the lover poet within.
On Valentine’s eve - a serendipitous timing for an evening devoted to love, intimacy and connection.
Venue and ticket details to be announced soon - secure your place early. 🐚

🪸 About the Artist 🪸
Emina Ashman is an Australian-Southeast Asian poetess and performer in Naarm/Melbourne, exploring how love undulates through body, sound, and the sensuous beauty of life. Her creative practice flows through embodied poetry, spoken word, performance art, and theatre - drawing on mermaid consciousness and the language of water.
Trained at the Victorian College of the Arts, she has performed in professional and independent art spaces such as Melbourne Theatre Company, La Mama Theatre, and Next Wave Festival.
Inspired by romanticising life, she offers poetry not only as artform, but as a relational way of being. Her art is a channel for compassion, courage and creativity
Instagram: @mermina.poetess

We acknowledge with gratitude that this event is held on the sacred unceded lands of Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people of the Eastern Kulin Nation. We offer my respects to all Traditional Custodians, Elders and communities of First Nations and Torres Strait Islander peoples, past, present and emerging. This land always was and always will be Aboriginal land.