SuperCreativity
The creative gesture as a device of freedom. Workshop and performative practice.
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SuperCreativity is my practice of transmission. I've spent years watching how people relate to their own creative potential. and in the vast majority of cases they cage it. "I'm not good at drawing." "I have no imagination." "I'm not the right age anymore."
SuperCreativity is the disobedience to these phrases. A workshop that doesn't teach a technique: it teaches a permission. The permission to try, to fail, to play without shame, to treat the creative gesture as a right rather than a talent.
I run it in person and online, with small and large groups. I use painting, movement, voice, found objects. There's only one rule: no thing you're doing for the first time is done without being ugly. It's the necessary pact. From there on, everything is possible.
SuperCreativity doesn't train artists. It gives creativity back to the people from whom it was taken.
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