Siarhei Mikhaliuk (Belarusian: Сяргей Міхалюк) - a Belarusian photographer, choreographer, visual artist and researcher working at the intersection of science-art and documentary. Member of the Belarusian Union of Photographers and Russian Union of Art Photographers. Founder of the Fluxism movement in photographic art (April 12, 2025) and the creator of Light-Motor Neurography (LMN) — an innovative method for visualizing states of consciousness through movement and light.

Biography:

Born April 30, 1970 in Minsk. From childhood showed interest in visual arts and sports.

Artistic practice

Photography and visual art:

Mikhaliuk's works combine documentary foundation, conceptual approach and abstract visual aesthetics, creating a unique authorial style. In 2025 he established Fluxism - an artistic movement exploring light and form dynamics through bodily perception and spontaneous interaction with environment.

Key projects:

Author of the book: "Fluxism. Your Trace in the Universe".

The Philosophy of Holistic Perception in the Practice of Art and Science.

This is not a theoretical treatise, but a captured experience of personal transformation, where a philosophical manifesto is born from a concrete artistic methodology and existential living. It is the quintessence of a path that connects body, consciousness, and light into a single act of creation.

Fluxism - a photographic project at the intersection of philosophy and art, exploring the interaction of humans, time, and space through long exposures.

The Cell's Evolution - An interdisciplinary project exploring the visual harmony of biological and artificial structures.

Rice and Icon of Vietnam - A black-and-white fine art photography project about the traditions and culture of rice cultivation and the lifestyle of the local people.

Qi Space - philosophical interpretation of energy flows in visual images

Choreography and performance:

Founded contemporary dance theater "Magiya" (Magic) in 1998 that significantly influenced modern choreography development. Created over 400 productions. The theater toured and worked in Japan, UAE, Russia, Turkey, Singapore, Egypt and Italy, with performances featured at international festivals. In 2001, directed the dance film "Dance That Can Change the World" for video distribution.