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Jobi Manson: My work explores how our environment shapes our experience, and we become what we absorb
Matthias Hillner: Design is a process, but also a reflection of the cultural heritage of a society. Cultural developments need to be initiated and carried through groups of people, not individuals
Alexander Manu: As we continue to forge ahead in this design journey, it is imperative that we maintain a dialogue between our historical inheritances and the new frontiers opened by technologies like Generative AI
Alex Michaelides: Writing is a craft. You can learn it. I do. I don't think I was very good for a very long time
Philipp Jundt: As a musician, there are times when you enter a room, begin rehearsing with a colleague, and instantly sense that words are unnecessary
Minio Studio and Coca-Cola HBC launch a new Creative Chaos series about an international employer branding campaign
Autumn issue of CrUAtivity with Ukrainian creative works and gold winners of Effie Awards Ukraine 2023
Dominika Skirło: Content produced with your phone can outperform content shot in a studio with an expensive setup. That's liberating
Felix Richter: I have a relatively demystifying view of creativity. I think of it as connecting dots and references, lived experiences, bringing it all together to form an unusual combination
Robbie Douek: It's the "You Decide" moment. Because you are in control. You decide what you want to watch, how you want to watch it, how engaged you want to be with that content
IAA Young Professionals presents “YP Talks X Creativity4Better”: Young Professionals in MarCom around the world – development opportunities
Jose Miguel Sokoloff & Sever Savanciuc: We moved from gentle evolutionary creativity to disruptive creativity
Julija Jegorova: There are a lot more PR professionals than journalists. That ratio has been getting worse
#letsgetvisual. Kiliii Yuyan: Most of the public online photography space, especially in social media, is like a drug that drips slowly
Robin Wauters: I’m still fascinated by how technology enables a relatively low amount of people to make an outsized impact on a market, an ecosystem or even globally
#letsgetvisual. Coşkun Aşar: Photography is my instrument, allowing me to create a language with the images captured and tell stories through this unique dialect
#letsgetvisual. Daimon Xanthopoulos: One must always strive to be the best and amplify stories not for personal gain but for the voiceless
#Unfinished. Ligia Giatti: If you asked me how I want to be seen as a leader, I would say: "like people see a hunter in a wild forest"
UNFINISHED festival breaks the silence: sound walks, family-style dinners, spoken poetry, blind dates, and many other experiences between September 22-24
José Cura: People speak about talent as if it would be the final product. Talent is not the „tree”. Talent is the „seed" that may, or not, become a tree one day
#Unfinished. Rafaela Sahyoun: It is unrealistic that I protect myself against exhaustion as a Latin American woman, immigrant, and freelancing contemporary dance artist
#Unfinished. Lauren Celenza: Our planet and society can’t afford to continue building technology the way we have in the past, instead, we must listen, research, and set ethical boundaries early and often
War journalist, Anelise Borges, and human connections expert, Lakshmi Rengarajan, talk about silence at UNFINISHED Festival
#Unfinished. Avisek Majumdar: One of the blessings arising from these challenging years is the growing awareness of mental and emotional well-being
#Unfinished. Joao Paulo Barbosa: I see silence as one of the most powerful “weapons” to calm and slow down the world
#Unfinished. Bosco and Kay Oh (Griot): Honesty is what makes art, art. It’s what makes the connection between artist and audience
#Unfinished. Anthony Burrill: Creativity thrives during times of adversity and we see our true nature revealed
Alex Banks: There’s so much media out there that we are consuming all the time, I think we become desensitised to it and it’s harder to engage with anything in a meaningful way
Matthew Phelan: Happy employees are in a growth state where they can access all parts of their brain system to be creative and ultimately innovate
Daníel Hjálmtýsson: Music has become a thing I need to do to be able to breath. I need to get something out of me. Its therapeutic and giving, nurturing, painful, fun, everything





























