CreativeMornings is an international event that brings people together to talk about creativity and human, inspiring themes. Each month, a theme is chosen for the meetings, and this past Friday’s theme was Blossom, for which I gave a presentation titled What Comes Before the Garden? 

The talk was part of the program of the GOMO Festival of Creativity, promoted by Juicyhub, in Santos, São Paulo. I spoke about visual narrative as a language that uses not words, but forms. Image reading opens up spaces in our imagination and creates sensitive, affective, symbolic, rhythmic, and temporal experiences that shape our sensibility.