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 s 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.

Awareness.

A Photography Exhibition at Yoga Space

Awareness brings together the unique perspectives of three photographers reflecting on the changing world around us — from forgotten urban corners to fragile wildlife habitats. Each image is a quiet observation, a moment paused, asking us to notice what’s slipping through the cracks or quietly evolving.


The theme invites reflection: What are we paying attention to? What are we missing?

While the photographers explore this through their lenses, the setting — a space dedicated to mindfulness and presence — echoes the same idea. Awareness, whether on the street or in the wild, begins by simply looking.


 Maria Vittoria Sbrescia

Graphic designer and photographer, Maria Vittoria is continuously looking for new places to inspire her creative journey.

Born and raised in the south of Italy, she is a curious lover of visual arts, cinema, yoga, and music. Her influences and origins are evident in her artistic sensibilities, which gravitate at the intersection of human impact and nature. With vast landscapes, natural elements, earthy tones, and evocative street views, her work conveys a sense of quiet contemplation, melancholy and resilience.

Giovanni Cao

Giovanni, born in Italy 46 years ago and a Bruxellois since 2006, has been
fascinated by cameras since childhood, spending hours watching his father
capture holiday memories.
Since the early 2000s, the view through a camera’s pentaprism has become his favorite way to express emotions and translate his feelings while observing the world around him.

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Friday 19th September 8pm - 10pm

The Yoga Space Brussels

109 Chaussée de Vleurgat, 1050 Brussels

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