Radu Matric began his yoga practice in 2022, and today he facilitates Vinyasa and Ashtanga classes built around the idea that transformation starts from within and naturally reflects in the way we move, breathe, and live. After a period dedicated to fitness and CrossFit, he discovered in yoga a practice that goes beyond physical performance: a way to cultivate clarity, balance, and a more conscious relationship with one's own body. His approach is dynamic, accessible, and free of clichés, placing emphasis on breath, presence, and the intelligent exploration of movement. For Radu, progress in yoga means both the development of the practice itself and the subtle shifts that show up in everyday life: more patience, more clarity, and a greater capacity to be present.

1. Please bring your own yoga mat for this event; we do not have mats available for loan. We also recommend arriving dressed in appropriate workout attire, as there are no changing room facilities.
2. Unfortunately, tickets can only be purchased online; they are not available at the reception desk.
3. The museum yoga session begins according to the announced schedule; entry is not permitted more than 10 minutes after the scheduled start time.
4. Participants declare on their own responsibility that they are in good health and fit to perform physical exercises, and that they have consulted a physician. Any health issues or medical restrictions regarding physical exercise must be disclosed in advance.
5. The use of mobile phones is prohibited during the session.
6. Yoga at the museum is practiced barefoot, without socks or any other footwear. If wearing socks is essential, you must use your own mat or a towel specifically designed for the activity that covers the entire surface of the mat.
7. Wearing outdoor footwear in the workout areas or during the sessions is strictly prohibited.