facilitation – Moi Tu Facilitation

Art x Facilitation

Here’s what I mean by ‘art’ and ‘facilitation’ from my entirely subjective dictionary. Art is art, however you define it. One thing I know to be true is that you don’t need to see yourself as artistic or creative to benefit from art. You don’t need to be qualified or have experience to follow yourContinue reading “Art x Facilitation”

What can ART teach us about facilitation?

Photo of author's chinese calligraphy practice on their desk. The subject being discussed in the written post appears on a white sheet of paper, with the calligraphy characters in black ink: Two characters: 開心 - romanised as hoi1 sam1 from the Cantonese pronunciation, meaning ‘happy’. Red patterned calligraphy seals appear above and beneath these two characters: the one above represents the calligrapher's benediction, the one beneath represents the calligrapher's name. Beneath this, to the left, is another character: 安 - romanised as on1 from the Cantonese pronunciation, meaning safety/peace. To the right of the page are some hand-written notes in red pencil: Simple not simplistic Practising + blank page creepies Words aren't enough X art : language for differences realities of living experiences subjectivity nuance

Within this picture are 2 Chinese characters: 開心 – romanised as hoi1 sam1 from the Cantonese pronunciation, meaning ‘happy’. In the same language, the ‘happy fruit’ is the name given to the pistachio nut – for its smiley-shaped opening in its shell. A happy brief. I was asked by a client to deliver aContinue reading “What can ART teach us about facilitation?”