Sabrina Dalla Valle

Sabrina Dalla Valle is an award-winning experimental writer. Her academic research in Ecopoetics focuses on soundscapes and the  multidimensional experience of habitable spaces— both visible and invisible: physical, psychological, virtual, and even cosmic—in which and through which we live. 

Her work explores the inherent connection between experiment and experience. Both words share the same etymological root, experiri — "to try, test”, ultimately, “to risk”— and naturally co-exist within us.

Sabrina has taught in France, Canada, Tahiti and the US. She has been a Waldorf educator (1993-2005), and adjunct instructor for Woodbury University in Los Angeles, California (2009-2013) and University of Philosophical Research on-line Bachelor Degree program (2013-2018).

She currently teaches writing at Ringling College of Art and Design in Sarasota, and is developing sound mapping techniques for different bodies of water in the Tampa Bay and Sarasota Bay estuaries. Sabrina lives in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Credentials

MFA in Writing and Consciousness, New College of California, San Francisco

Studies in Goethean Phenomenology, Rudolf Steiner College, Fair Oaks, California

Waldorf Teacher Certification, Eugene Waldorf Training Program, Oregon

BFA Linguistic Anthropology, Reed College, Portland, Oregon

                                                                Photograph by Lito Dalla Valle

                           

            





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