Workshops in Art History,
Critical Thinking and Creativity:
Discover the deep message of art, contemplate and unleash your creativity power.
Through my art history, critique and creativity workshops, I invite you to explore the rich legacy of the great artists and to apply their insights to your own life.
These workshops are designed for the curious and reflective individuals and for all who feel the need to spend more time in contemplation of profound work while immersing in the big questions of life and the human condition portrayed in art. Our workshops offer an inspiring environment surrounded by like-minded participants; a space to explore human values and to approach life with a deeper sense of meaning and purpose.
"Damian Hirst. Palazzo Grassi, Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable Venice”
Why will they help you?
Through inquiry, critical thinking, contemplation, and creativity, my workshops open new perspectives on both your life and your projects. Using a blend of tools such as Narrative Coaching, Art Inquiry, Mindfulness, and Embodiment, I guide you on a journey of personal exploration through art history. This immersive experience helps you uncover your potential, empowering you to connect with your inner need for meaning and creative expression.
I collaborate with leading experts across various sectors to infuse my workshops with depth, rigor, and a dynamic interdisciplinary approach. Beyond each session, you’ll become part of a supportive community that uplifts and inspires, encouraging continuous growth and fostering lasting connections that extend well beyond the workshop experience.
Flexibility that adapts to you
I offer both online and in-person workshops, in carefully selected environments that resonate with the topic at hand. Whether from the comfort of your home, in an urban space or surrounded by nature, the environment is conducive to reflection and exploration is guaranteed. You choose the format that best suits your needs.
"Cultural Immersion in Florence. Brunelleschi’s Pazzi Chappel, Santa Croce"