About YogArts LLC

Sandra Yanez is a bilingual yoga educator, wellness facilitator, and global professional with over 25 years of experience working across international corporations, training teams, and developing programs that support human growth and connection.

Her yoga journey began in 2013, initially teaching adults to manage stress and build resilience through mindful movement and breathwork. As her passion for holistic wellness grew, she expanded her teaching to include seniors and children, bringing yoga’s calming and empowering tools to a wider audience. In 2021, Sandra deepened her focus on youth programs, partnering with schools across Atlanta to offer yoga as part of the curriculum and after-school enrichment.

She holds a 500-hour certification from Peachtree Yoga Center and a specialization in Grounded Kids Yoga, with classes offered in both Spanish and English. Sandra’s teaching blends yoga, breath, and imaginative storytelling to help children feel grounded, focused, and joyful.

In parallel, Sandra has led a distinguished corporate career with companies like Travelport, where she managed global training, localization, and employee engagement initiatives. Her cross-functional leadership and cultural fluency allow her to design programs that meet both emotional and strategic needs—whether in the classroom, the workplace, or a wellness retreat.

Through YogArts, Sandra now bridges her corporate expertise and heart-centered teaching to offer experiences that foster presence, creativity, and lasting well-being.

Meet Agatha, a seasoned art educator and lifelong artist whose journey with creativity began in early childhood. Her deep passion for the arts and artistic processes has been a constant thread throughout her life, shaping both her personal expression and professional path.

From a young age, Agatha was drawn not only to creating art, but also to sharing it—teaching has always been a natural extension of her love for the creative process. She believes deeply in the uniqueness of each individual's artistic voice, and her approach to teaching honors that belief. While guiding students through techniques such as color theory, painting methods, and the use of natural materials, she respects each person's rhythm and style. For Agatha, the most meaningful part of art is not the final product, but the journey—every step, choice, and discovery along the way.

Agatha has been teaching art wherever life has taken her—across Brazil, Mexico, the Netherlands, and now the United States. These diverse cultural experiences have shaped a rich, global perspective that permeates her practice, from the colors and techniques she uses to the creative processes she shares. Fluent in Spanish, English, and Portuguese, Agatha brings openness, depth, and a strong sense of cultural awareness to her work—inviting others to engage with art in meaningful and personal ways.

In response to the pandemic, she initiated the My Dreams Project, a reflective and collaborative art initiative that culminated in a public mural along the Atlanta BeltLine—showcasing her ability to translate personal and collective experiences into compelling visual narratives.

Beyond the classroom, Agatha is also an accomplished illustrator, infusing her work with emotion, imagination, and narrative depth. Her lifelong dedication to the arts continues to inspire those around her, encouraging a deep and personal connection to creativity.