At Meow Wolf Convergence Station, a unique fusion of wellness and wild imagination has taken root. Flexiverse — a recurring event series hosted in Meow Wolf’s projection- mapped venue, The Perplexiplex — offers what might be the city’s most visually stunning yoga experience.

Last season, dozens of yoga enthusiasts rolled out their mats beneath the swirling, psychedelic projections that have made Meow Wolf’s immersive art spaces famous worldwide. Led by instructor Lindsey Lee and accompanied by the atmospheric sounds of musician Huntskē, participants were guided through a transformative session that blurred the lines between physical practice and artistic experience.

“It’s definitely not your average yoga class,” one regular attendee shares. “You’re doing your downward dog and suddenly these crazy visuals are swirling all around you. One minute you feel like you’re floating in space, the next you’re inside some kind of digital forest.” She says that every time you move into a new pose, it’s like you’re stepping into a completely different world.

The 90-minute experience culminates in a 15-minute meditation, where participants fully absorb the otherworldly environment that surrounds them. It’s during these quiet moments that the true magic of Flexiverse reveals itself — a rare opportunity to find stillness amid spectacular visual stimulation.

In the months that followed, Flexiverse continued to push boundaries with specialized sessions including high-energy Buti yoga and an ethereal collaboration with the Colorado Symphony that paired live classical music with synchronized projections.

What makes Flexiverse particularly special is its setting within Meow Wolf’s artistic ecosystem. Founded by self-described “outsiders” with backgrounds spanning graphic design, technology and writing, Meow Wolf has built its reputation on creating spaces where the unexpected becomes the norm.

The collective’s values of “provocative playfulness” and “audacious courage” are evident in every aspect of the Flexiverse experience. While traditional yoga studios offer calming, minimalist environments, Flexiverse embraces sensory maximalism, challenging participants to find their center amid a storm of creative energy.

For those seeking wellness practices that break from convention, Flexiverse represents a bold reimagining of what yoga can be — a practice not isolated from stimulation but in conversation with it. In a world increasingly dominated by digital distractions, perhaps there’s wisdom in learning to find peace not by escaping visual chaos, but by moving mindfully through it.

Lexi Marshall
Managing Editor
@lexi_marsha11 | lexireich.com

Originally published in the summer + fall 2025 issue of Well.