Feeling is healing

Where curiosity becomes (re)connection.


We live in a world full of information, opinions and endless ways to improve ourselves.
We’re constantly being told what to think, what to buy, how to live and who to become.

Yet somewhere along the way, something essential can get lost:
our own curiosity.
our own voice.
our connection to ourselves and to each other.

SABABA was created as a space to slow down, look closer and ask better questions.

About the world around us.
About the stories we carry.
About our bodies, our beliefs and the way we experience life.

Not from ideology.
Not from superiority.
But from curiosity.

From long-form conversations and cultural commentary to food, health and documentary storytelling, Sababa explores both the outside world and the inner world. Because understanding the world also means understanding ourselves.

Be curious. Be Sababa.

Max & Shemara


We believe the conversations we have shape the way we see.

The stories we tell shape the way we live.
The way we nourish our bodies influences the way we feel.
And the way we connect with ourselves changes the way we connect with the world.

That’s why SABABA explores both.

The outer world.
And the inner world.


Filmmaker · Journalist · Storyteller · Artist



Max Moszkowicz is a filmmaker, journalist and writer with a lifelong fascination for the human story, what shapes us, what we carry and what makes us who we become.

Storytelling has been at the centre of Max’s work since his teenage years. After initially exploring acting, he found his place behind the camera, where he could combine journalism, visual storytelling and a deep curiosity about people.

His work spans documentaries, television, journalism, writing and podcasting. His documentary Wij Moszkowicz, an intimate exploration of his relationship with his father Robert Moszkowicz, became a national success, reaching more than two million viewers and screening at several film festivals, including the Dutch Film Festival.

Over the years, Max has created documentaries and portraits for Dutch television and worked across film, journalism and long-form storytelling. He currently works on documentary projects for BNNVARA and KRO-NCRV, hosts an international podcast and monthly radio show, and is writing a biography about legendary kickboxing trainer Thom Harinck.

But beneath all of it is the same question:

Through Story Lab, Max brings together storytelling, film, movement, confidence and personal development.

The work explores not only how to tell your story, but how to understand what shaped it, reconnect with your body and mind, find your voice and ultimately bring what is within you into the world.

Discover. Find your story. Express. Create.


Founder of In Your Element by Shemara



Shemara is a natural food expert, entrepreneur and storyteller with a deep fascination for the connection between food, emotions, energy and the way our perspective shapes the human experience.

Long before wellness became mainstream, she was building brands around conscious food and lifestyle, from her food blog Eerlijk Eten and raw vegan chocolate brand Ridiculously Good to co-creating By Meraki & The Space, a Holistic Wellness Center on Curaçao.

Her work brings together years of exploring natural nutrition, Chinese Five Elements philosophy and holistic health with a lifelong curiosity about what makes us feel truly alive and connected. After navigating her own health challenges through nutrition and lifestyle changes, she became fascinated by the body’s natural intelligence, and by the ways stress, beliefs and life can pull us away from our own rhythm.

Today, through In Your Element by Shemara, she creates spaces and experiences that invite people to slow down, listen in and reconnect, with their body, their energy, their nourishment and the inner world that shapes how they experience life.

Her approach is grounded, practical and deeply human, less about perfection, more about awareness, curiosity and reconnection.

Through conversations, recipes, circles and journeys, she creates accessible ways to slow down, listen in and reconnect with the body, the inner world and what truly nourishes you.


  • curiosity over ideology
  • experience over dogma
  • conversation over polarization
  • awareness without superiority
  • health without extremism
  • depth without losing humor

Sababa isn’t built to tell people what to think.
It’s built for people who want to reconnect with their truth.


Maybe you found us through a conversation.
Maybe through a story.
Maybe through something you experienced.
Maybe you’re simply curious.

That’s enough.

Explore the Studio.
Step into the House.
Follow a question.
Start a conversation.


Receive new conversations, ideas, perspectives, nourishment & practices to help you come home to yourself, and discover what becomes possible when curiosity leads the way.