Spontaneous and natural

About us

Nestled on 1.5 hectares of lush forest in Tzununá, Guatemala, Wuwei Village is a regenerative eco-village designed to harmonize human living with nature. Inspired by the principles of syntropic agriculture and community. Wuwei Village offers a space where creativity, sustainability, and spirituality converge.

The Story Behind WuWei Village

WuWei Village was founded by a passionate group of dreamers and doers with a shared vision to create a sanctuary where life thrives in harmony with nature. Rooted in respect for the Earth, we believe in the transformative power of community, creativity, and spirituality.

At WuWei, we are committed to regenerating the land, restoring the bond between people and the planet, and reimagining balance with the environment. Here, creativity and community deepen our connection to nature and each other, while spirituality guides us toward a life of purpose, peace, and collective well-being.

Our mission is to steward the land while inspiring spiritual lifestyle and artistic expression for our residents

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Our vision is a regenerative world where humans live in harmony with nature while dedicating their lives to self-actualization.

Meet the team

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Silvère Joly

Co-Founder & General Manager

Expert in energetic physics and renewable energy. Since 2016, he has explored blockchain and financial systems. Passionate about permaculture, eastern alchemy, and embodiment practices, he leads the permaculture design at Wu Wei Village, promoting regenerative land stewardship.

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Monica Carr

Co-Founder, Storyteller & Content Creator

BA in Journalism from Hunter College. With 16 years in alternative education, she is passionate about permaculture, mother-centered culture, and community organizing. She shapes Wu Wei Village’s vision through storytelling and content creation, fostering engagement and connection.

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Stefan Bird

Advisor & Investor

Real estate developer, and managing partner at Bird House Atitlan. With an MIT Master’s in Real Estate Development, he specializes in construction, solar energy, and sustainable communities. Inspired by Guatemala’s culture, he applies his biophilic and resilient design expertise to Wu Wei Village’s intentional community.

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What makes us unique?

  • Developed by those who call it home, ensuring a genuine and lasting community.
  • Community-focused investment model with shared ownership opportunities.
  • Syntropic agriculture practices that restore degraded lands.
  • Eco-friendly architecture designed to blend with the environment.
  • A focus on creativity, earth care, and spirituality.
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