Meditation on Slow Art Day

Through simple meditation exercises and with the help of Vivian Suter’s visual world, we will immerse ourselves in a moment of stillness and reflection, free from demands and performance.

In a stressful world, it is becoming increasingly important to pause and find moments of stillness and contemplation. Experiencing art can be a way to slow down, deepen sensory experiences, and connect with one’s inner world.

Come as you are! No prior knowledge is required – here, you have the opportunity to experience calm, reflection, and inspiring art on a new level.

About Ana María Bermeo

Ana María Bermeo is an artist, museologist and certified meditation teacher with over 20 years of experience in the art world. Ana María believes in the transformative power of meditation and that a better world is possible if we only listen to the silence and connect our hearts through contemplation.

Presence, compassion, contemplation and social justice drive both Ana María’s personal meditation and the practice she shares as a meditation teacher.

About Slow Art Day

As part of Moderna Museet Malmö’s efforts to provide visitors with a deeper art experience, the museum is participating in Slow Art Day for the third consecutive year.

Slow Art Day, which takes place every April, has inspired the “slow art” movement, encouraging people to take more time to look at artworks and to see them in a new way.