Get ready for a journey with paper
pen and colors.
The best tools to turn on our creativity.
Let's explore ourselves with curiosity.
Out of our comfort zone to observe ourselves from different and often "unusual" perspectives.
We are about to learn a new language.
We are about to learn a new language.
What is Colorexploring
Our daily life is constantly struggling with the prompt resolution of practical problems, leading to a continuous experience of emotions and stimuli without having the time to reflect on ourselves.
Colorexploring is a method that leads us to explore with curiosity unknown or hidden details in ourselves and in our relationship with the world.
Through Colorexploring we reverse course, and start listening to ourselves by focusing on our inner self, rather than the chaotic exterior. We test ourselves from a new point of view.
LEARN TO STEP OUT OF OUR COMFORT ZONEHow can we do it? Stirring up our creativity to unveil hidden dynamics and to bring out the grounds that hinder a change.
This is the Colorexploring challenge.
This process allows for a new flexible thinking experience, one that encourages looking and tackling problems from non-ordinary points of view, overcoming the models we often use automatically.
Goals
Through the Colorexploring experience we can achieve various goals through a real path of self-exploration.
At first, tools and techniques of reflective practice are used to facilitate inner self-listening. The goal is to recognize the hidden dynamics that often cause and shape our actions.
Then we move on to real direct experience with the use of color, which moves us activating our creativity. The goal is to bring out, without rational conditioning, sensations related to the “here and now”.
Finally, the reading of colors and signs of the images we have created and “formed” in a free creative expression, unveil the deep and complex meanings of our soul from a totally new perspective. The goal is to discover or re-discover our creativity so that we can find solutions to old and new problems.
How Colorexploring
was born
Sandra and Barbara Marziali come from different professional worlds, brought together by the same interest in colour, creativity and learning.
Sandra is an illustrator and visual arts consultant whereas Barbara is an adult learning facilitator, both with a long working experience in Italy and abroad. In 2016, after years of research and experimentation “in the field”, they decided to develop a method using the results achieved on the use of color as a research tool.
This is how Colorexploring was born, successfully brought since then into the corporate world and public and non-profit organizations.
Get ready for a journey with paper, pen and colors.
Let’s explore ourselves with curiosity.
We are about to learn a new language.
