Think about the number of problems people have to solve on an everyday basis. May it be at work, at home, or in relationships, we are constantly trying to find solutions to complex problems. Creativity seems to play a key role in how we navigate these complex environments as it has been defined as the ability to produce ideas that are both original and relevant (Abraham – 2018).
I do believe raising awareness on a personal level towards creativity could be a tremendous support in reducing these inequalities. It would allow to reframe mental preconcieve ideas (through restructuring), turn creative potential into concrete personal achievements as well as improve quality of life and well-being.
Indeed, creativity can also be looked at in the scope of problem-solving. We do solve problems everyday, no matter the socio-economical class or profession. For this cultural experience to be relevant to the highest number, a common denominator was necessary: problems the entire world is facing such as social, environmental and energetical challenges. But the knowledge available in this exhibition hopefully will transcend these components and hopefully reach the everyday life of participants.
Preliminary work supporting the rationale
I’ve been traveling around different areas of the world to understand the creative process and how brilliant sustainable ideas have been generated to help on environment, energy or socials.
- Impact Hub in Buenos Aires in Argentina with a regenerative project for the province of Tigre
- Green Bio Energy in Uganda tackling the problems charcow used for cooking is causing
- Prison Art in Mexico working on the reinsertion of prisoners after jail
- Incredible Zagreb in Croatia with homeless tour allowing homeless people to still be connected with society
Building an expert committee and partnerships
- Review and validate scientific approach and feasibility
- Review exhibition settings for optimal participants experience
- Reach a greater impact in terms of content dissemination
- Enhance strategic partnership for prototyping and scalability