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ChromaYoga™ combines colour, sound and scent to create a unique immersive yoga experience. ChromaYoga™ is a pioneering new approach to practising yoga.

Combining colour therapy, sound frequencies and aromatherapy with purposefully designed sequences,

Each aspect of ChromaYoga has been used to develop an experience dedicated to the improvement of wellbeing. Our role as an organisation is very much grounded in developing ancient techniques for the modern age and using these ideas to further our understanding of how we can take control of our own emotional and physical wellbeing. However, we also embrace the culture in which we live in and believe that the key to fulfilment in modern life is balance. We seek to address that balance through our combination of immersive practises, making ChromaYoga a truly unique and rewarding experience. ChromaYoga is set to introduce a whole new spectrum of benefits to your individual yoga practise.

27/12/2021

Neil Krug is a Kansas-born director and photographer based in Los Angeles who produces slightly colourful, slightly psychedelic work inspired chiefly by illustration, music, s*x, rainy streets and driving in the desert at night. Set in the mysterious, lunar-like landscape of the desert, "Phantom: Stage One" seeks to recreate one of the photographer’s vivid dreams in which a lone woman follows a ghost into a psychedelic environment; Phantom invites the viewer to follow the individual into the colourful, smoke-filled terrain.⚡️💙 📸

24/12/2021

Ross Buswell, who shoots under the name 'Atmospherics', is a multidisciplinary art director and photographer. Through formal lighting processes and a keen eye for detail Buswell’s photography transports viewers into the actual mood, silence and atmosphere of the environment he’s shooting ☁️
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19/12/2021

Tired of feeling tired? 😴 A good night’s sleep is just as important as regular exercise and a healthy diet. Research shows that poor sleep has immediate negative effects on your hormones, exercise performance, and brain function. If you’re struggling to sleep at night try incorporating these recommendations into your life (they’ve all been proven by research to promote a restful sleep). 💤

17/12/2021

German aerial photographer Tom Hegen travels the world to capture some incredibly mesmerising scenes of earths surface, giving viewers a birds-eye view of extraordinary shapes, textures, colours and energy that only appear from above. Shown here is a capture from 'The shark bay series' (2019), a project that reveals the vibrant landscapes of the Australian continent, formed by the natural elements of the earth and sea. 🌏 📸 .de

15/12/2021

How to stimulate the vagus nerve 💞

14/12/2021

'The Weather Project' (2003) ☀️ by renowned Icelandic–Danish artist Olafur Eliasson was installed in the Turbine Hall of the Tate Modern. The site specific installation featured a semi-circular screen, a ceiling of mirrors and artificial mist to create illusion of the sun. The screen was backlit by approximately 200 mono-frequency lights which, reflected on the mirrored ceiling and viewed through the mist, created the illusion of a large, indoor sunset. 🌅 by 📸

10/12/2021

Shown above is a vibrant scene of a woman drying incense sticks (a stage in making incense) taken by Vietnamese travel photographer Khan Phan 🌺. Based in Ho Chi Minh City, Khan Phan is renowned for her incredible images of her homeland, primarily shot from above. The artist suggests that photography enables her to represent the vibrant life of her country and the daily work of its craftsmen. Although these ancestral professions are incredibly tough and low-income compared to other modern jobs, Vietnamese artisans tend to stick to the domain so that they can pass it on to future generations. 📸

05/12/2021

Inspired by cathedrals and Islamic architecture, the Architects of Air 'Luminaria' formed by artist Alan Parkinson, has amazed three million visitors in over 40 countries across five continents, creating a sense of wonder and enchantment for all ages. The site-specific installation is an inflatable walk-in sculpture that invites visitors to a sensory experience of light, colour, sound and design. 📸

01/12/2021

Hi! so we’re going to be introducing some health & wellness posts to our insta, alongside our artist posts 🌈 Here we’ve gathered some info on some great immunity-boosting supplement to help you get through this winter 🍊

29/11/2021

Hansol Choi (aka Rala Choi) is a Seoul-based Korean analog photographer known for his use of rich and saturated colours. One of the trademarks of his work is the subjects having their backs turned away from the camera. Form, colour, and function always take centre stage in extraordinary ways.

24/11/2021

‘Cornea Ti’ is an installation created by the Interior Architecture students from the School of Design Mainz in collaboration with Ensemble Modern Frankfurt. The construction was built for the Frankfurt-based light festival Luminale 2014. Consisting of three connected containers that formed a sort of interactive stage, visitors would step through the amorphous tunnels triggering the many integrated LEDs hidden within the walls of the structure with their movement. In addition to the movement, sound caused the light to change, illuminating letterforms that would transform and morph into anagrams, only visible from the audience's perspective.

22/11/2021

A stunning capture of Vietnam's fishnet workers by Turkish Fine art and storyteller photographer Okan Yilmaz. The vibrant image was photographed using a wide-angle lens which helps Yikmaz represent soul in his pictures.

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http://www.chromayoga.co.uk/

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