What if, every month, you could find a moment to stop, relax, breathe, and immerse yourself deeply in the works of art around you?
MAAT challenges you to a unique monthly experience of contemplation and mediation between art and meditation.
This innovative approach includes an exclusive meditation session in the exhibition space, making it possible to discover new layers of meaning and knowledge while promoting balance and well-being of body and mind.
Each session is unique and meticulously tailored to the theme of the featured exhibition, providing an enriching experience and allowing exploration of the deep connection between meditation and the works of art.
With regular practice, meditation can reduce stress, improve concentration, and promote greater well-being. By integrating these sessions into the monthly routine, art and meditation combine to promote self-care and a greater connection with the present moment.
Programme:
11/01/2025: Compassion in every act in the exhibition William Klein – All the World's a Stage.
08/02/2025: The rhythm of now in the exhibition Black Ancient Futures.
08/03/2025: The Art of Feeling in the exhibition Vivian Suter – Disco.
Next dates to be announced soon.
Time: 09.30 – 10.30
Price: €15 | 25% discount with MAAT Friends Card. The ticket for this programme gives you access on the day to visit all the exhibitions on display at the museum.
Audience: Young people (+12 years) and adults
Materials: Comfortable clothes and a jacket/sweater
Language: Portuguese
Capacity: Max. 20 people, Min. 8 people
Mário Rodrigues is a member of the Portuguese Psychologists' Association, specialising in Clinical and Health Psychology and with an advanced degree in Neuropsychology. He is a certified instructor in various international intervention programmes based on Mindfulness applied in various contexts: art, science, education, health, sport, and organisations. Founder of Breath By Step, his mission is to promote mental health and emotional balance by integrating Mindfulness and well-being into every aspect of life, where art plays a prominent role. As a researcher, he seeks to be involved in projects that explore the applicability of Mindfulness-based interventions, as well as psychological/neuropsychological interventions in a clinical context.