Masterpiece Meditation | Garden of the Asylum

Throughout his life, Vincent van Gogh felt the healing power of art. It offered him solace and hope. The Van Gogh Museum aims to contribute to an open dialogue on mental health based on Vincent van Gogh’s life story and art.
You are invited to open up with Vincent. In Masterpiece Meditation, the museum guides you through various meditation exercises as you get close to Van Gogh's famous paintings. This way you not only get to know Vincent, but also yourself.
‘I well knew that one could break one’s arms and legs before, and that then afterwards that could get better but I didn’t know that one could break one’s brain and that afterwards that got better too.’
Vincent to his brother Theo, 28 January 1889
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Loved the paint strokes for breathing in and out - what a nice way of meditating and taking a bit of time out in your day 👍

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