Core Philosophy & Inspiration - The presentation centers around the fusion of Zen philosophy and art as a catalyst for innovation and creativity [4][8][9] - Japanese tea ceremony embodies mindfulness, simplicity, and beauty, elements that define Japan's comprehensive art [3] - Simplicity, as inspired by Zen, is key to innovation, emphasizing focus on what truly matters [4][5] - Inner reflection and understanding one's own creativity are crucial for innovation [5][9] Historical & Cultural Context - The Japanese tea ceremony historically served as a strategic meeting place for samurai, fostering inner strength and strategic thinking [7] - Tea was not just a drink, but a strategy, a mindset and way to cultivate inner strength [6][7] - Saudi Arabia is positioned as a crossroads of commerce, culture, and innovation, where Eastern and Western philosophies converge [8] Application & Impact - Integrating Zen philosophy and art into business can spark creativity, spirituality, and innovation [8] - Experiencing art can transform individuals, connecting them at a deeper level and potentially changing their lives [11][12] - The presenter's art aims to awaken deep creativity through a fusion of painting, writing, and music [9]

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Core Argument - The presentation explores grief as a non-linear process, comparing it to the artistic process of painting [1][3][4][5][6][8] - It emphasizes the importance of finding tangible outlets for processing emotions, particularly grief [9][22][23][24] - The presentation suggests that art, specifically painting, can reframe grief by translating emotions into something tangible and providing positive reinforcement [11][12][16] Supporting Evidence & Research - A study involving 7 to 9-year-old children suggests different art mediums (pencils vs paints) have varying effects on emotional expression, with paints facilitating the release of a wider range of emotions, including negative ones [17][18][19] - The study indicates that paint, as an uncontrollable medium, can help release emotions like anger, anxiety, and affect self-control, which can be beneficial in processing grief [19][20] Practical Application & Recommendations - The presentation advocates for finding a physical activity or creative outlet to process grief, suggesting options like baking, writing, working out, dancing, praying, therapy, or singing [21][22] - It encourages individuals to acknowledge and validate their feelings, regardless of external pressures or expectations [6][23] - The presentation highlights that grief is a personal and unique experience, and there is no right or wrong way to grieve [23]

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Core Argument - The key to artistic success lies in embracing discomfort, a skill often overlooked in education and misrepresented by media [4][5] - The media and social media perpetuate myths about the creative process, erasing the struggles and discomfort involved [5][9] - Discomfort should be viewed as a compass, guiding artists towards challenging and worthwhile endeavors, rather than a warning sign [28] Myths Debunked - The myth that finished art pieces are first drafts is false; art is iterative and thrives on revision [11][12] - The "romance of the big idea" is misleading; staying committed to an idea through discomfort is more crucial than the initial inspiration [14][17] Discomfort Differentiation - It's crucial to distinguish between "bad discomfort" (gut feelings, warning signs) and "good discomfort" (challenge, curiosity) [20][22] - "Good discomfort" involves embracing the unknown and attempting new skills, leading to growth and creativity [24][25] Practical Application - Artists should welcome bad days and moments of discomfort, recognizing them as essential to the creative process [32][35] - The focus should be on making art regardless of external validation (likes, follows, praise) [34][35]

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Art & Automotive Industry Focus - Ben Tuna, a second-generation stained glass artist, transforms damaged Porsches into art at Glass Vision Studios, founded in 1979 [1] - Ben repurposes car windows into stained glass collages, using elements from dismantled churches [2] - A 1965 Porsche 911 features haloed seraphim and other religious figures [2] - Ben will publicly display the car at the Motorux Gala on August 13th during Monterey Car Week [3] - Following fires in Los Angeles, Ben is creating art from at least four cars destroyed in the fires [3] - The first car in the series is a 1965 Porsche 356 torched in the Palisades [3]

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Core Message - The presentation emphasizes the importance of rediscovering and cultivating creativity through observation and engagement with the world around us [1][30][31] - It highlights that creativity is inherent and can be reignited by paying attention to details in nature and urban environments [1][8][9] Sources of Inspiration - Nature is presented as a primary source of inspiration, stimulating creativity and imagination [6][7] - Urban environments also offer creative inspiration through geometries, light play, and rhythms [9] - Personal experiences, interactions with others, and even challenges can fuel creativity [17][27][28] The Creative Process - Observation is key to unlocking creativity, involving all senses, not just sight [24][25] - Sharing observations and creative expressions can inspire others and foster a sense of community [13][14] - The creative journey is often non-linear, drawing from diverse experiences and disciplines [15][16] Applications of Creativity - Public art invites participation, reflection, and connection within communities [17] - Collaborative art projects can empower individuals and give voice to diverse perspectives [18][19][20] - Art can be used to create interactive experiences and bring joy to others, even in challenging circumstances [28][29]

Jej występ to radość, wibracja i przekaz, że świat może być pełen dobra. Wszechstronna artystka: wokalistka, autorka tekstów, kompozytorka i malarka. Śpiewa po polsku, francusku i w autorskim języku. Tworzy intuicyjne, energetyczne obrazy. Laureatka „Szansy na sukces”, inicjatorka projektu „Telefon z Pieśnią”. Wolna dusza i kolorowy ptak sceny. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx ...