Yoga and Art
At Yoga Space, we believe that yoga and art come from the same source — a desire to connect, express, and explore what it means to be fully human.
We've created an art space within the studio to support and celebrate artists. It’s a place where creativity can breathe, where creativity is breath, and where people can pause and take in beauty in a calm, conscious setting.
We host regular exhibitions to give artists a platform to share their work in a welcoming and serene atmosphere — one where both movement and stillness are equally appreciated.
Whether you're here to move, to feel, or simply to be — may the art around you inspire your practice, just as your practice opens you to art.
Vernissage
Friday 18th September 2026
8pm-10pm
Breathing Space
A Photography Exhibition at Yoga Space
Breathing Space brings together three approaches to what it means to pause, breathe and find balance in a world that rarely stands still.
For one photographer, breathing space is a new chapter: a search for purpose and balance in a life with more time. Another looks to nature as an antidote to the noise and distractions of city life, inviting us to reconnect with the present moment. The third takes us into the fragile rainforest of Aotearoa New Zealand, where rock, water, clouds and forest create a space for reflection. Together, the three works invite us to slow down, look closer and breathe.
Nikoleta Tsiori
Nikoleta is an amateur photographer since 2021, after being introduced to the medium of digital photography through workshops with Image Creatif. Her childhood dreams of travelling to faraway places, were transformed into curiosity about different ways of living, and merged with her interest in capturing fleeting moments during her travels around the world.
Still very much a student of the medium, her photos aim to convey the mood of an experience. In 2026 she participated at the exhibition ‘Streets of Brussels and Beyond’ at the GC Elzenhof with two photos, after completing the B&W film workshop with Sander de Wilde.
Hannah Skrinar
Hannah has always been fascinated by photography, especially images of the natural environment. Originally from the UK, with Slovak heritage, she has lived in Brussels for 10 years. She is constantly seeking out places to take photos of green spaces within the city limits, and Brussels doesn’t disappoint, with its many parks and forests.
When not taking photos, Hannah works for the European Parliament and is mum to two rescue dogs from Spain. She has taken several short photography courses, including at Creatif Image.
Felicity Handford ARPS
Felicity Handford ‘s interest photography began with the being the person responsible for taking the family photographs. Born in London, she qualified as a physiotherapist and followed her husband out to Brussels in 1991.
She began to take a serious interest in photography following her husband’s death in 2007. She has travelled extensively on photographic holidays, to the USA, Cuba, India, Sri Lanka, Iceland, Bhutan and Japan. While Felicity loves travelling recently her photography has involved projects in and around Brussels.
In 2025 she graduated with an MA in photography from Falmouth University in the UK. She is an Associate Member of the Royal Photographic Society, UK.
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Friday 18th September 2026. 8pm-10pm
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Vernissage
Friday 18th September 8pm - 10pm
The Yoga Space Brussels
109 Chaussée de Vleurgat, 1050 Brussels
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