Creativity

Creative people can see what others are blind to. Art and science – friends or enemies?

Einstein discovered that in science “imagination is more important than knowledge”. While working on relativity theory he used the visualization technique – he imagined how the world would look like if one was traveling on the beam of light.

Dali on the other hand realized that in art the most important is to “scientifically experiment”. His art refers to the DNA structure, elements of optics, holography, time and space relationship.

In our creativity programs participants engage In activities that make them look at the world from a new perspective. We use various art disciplines – painting, drama, film, photography, music  – to stimulate their creativity. But that’s just a warm up – for real creative problem solving participants engage in technical projects: building bridges, machines, robots. And because fun is the shortcut to creativity, we make sure everyone enjoys themselves.

Skills that will be developed during our creativity training:

• Courage In questioning the status quo;
• Imagination;
• Tendency to experiment;
• Afterthought analysis;
• Intuition.

Thanks to our training you will:

• Learn techniques stimulating creativity;
• Experience satisfaction from breaking habits of schematic thinking;
• Discover the role of intuition In creative process;
• Discover the possibilities of your imagination.