Lance Centanni-Sachs was conceived in a town in Louisiana that has a pet alligator living at it’s center. Vegetarian since 1st grade when he decided he didn’t want a chicken to eat him or his family. Approximately every two years his mother, brother and him moved to a different city usually in a different state. His main understanding for this was ‘this city has gotten dull’ and cotinues this family tradition. For the past four years he has a been a student of Serchmaa Byamba, an extraordinary Classical Mongolian Contortionist and probably one of the nicest people that can be found in the world. From her he has learned to sit on his head, stand on his hands and push his tolerance for stress. In some ways he has become a glutton for it.

He is interested in all things ‘the body’ and how they are often in fact all things ‘the heart’.

Mostly he has many feelings of positive worry as violent decisions are made each moment- he weighs the possibilities small choices contain in completely changing his life. This can appear as total indecisiveness or agreeableness and a sarcastic disregarding attitude…when really he is dead serious. Overwhelmed by a life philosopy of impermanence and death- at times his choices in matters are all or nothing.

In other time (which may or may not happen) he engages in fantasy thoughts of jogging, reading books, knitting once a year, raccoons, owning a large dog and having a garden, holistic health, sparkly things, crab or owls, romanticizing domestic household life, indulging in the oldness of objects, staring intensely into space, massage therapy, finding the best almond croissant, making faces during conversation, and interpreting bowel movements and tongues.