00:56 If you were a hashtag. What would you be?
02:09 According to you, what is the biggest misconception about design and art?
03:33 According to you, what is the true value of a designer in the business world?
05:16 You started a project that you call “artistic intelligence” – AI. What is your story behind this project?
07:19 How difficult is it to get business people to answer “big existential questions” by using art as a tool?
08:35 The concept of “AI” addresses strategic questions with open ends – What are good examples?
09:18 What is the difference between artistic and creative?
10:55 To what extent does artistic intelligence differ from Design Thinking?
11:57 Is AI than about slowing down?
13:45 In your AI workshops, is it the mindset and philosophy of art you apply or do participants also get their “hands dirty”?
15:17 To what extent are business leaders ready for this jump given that many still struggle with exposing their creativity using the design thinking approach?
18:08 How do you converge the group towards results after the artistic exploration?
22:17 What is the impact of the physical workshop space on the dynamics? How do you perceive the different impact of a design thinking room to the space you create?
23:09 What do the artists who facilitate your sessions differently compared to facilitators from the usual business environment?
24:49 In a review of one of your workshops I read that you ask participants to explore their fears. What can we find in our fears that would reveal our strengths?
29:30 How do you make sure to include everyone, and in particular those who might judge themselves as not being creative enough?
32:28 What would be for you a “meaningful closure” of a workshop?
34:46 What can you do to avoid a “biased” group check-out where participants don’t dare to deviate from the majority opinion?
36:07 What would be the transformation for a team due to artistic intelligence?
37:31 What makes a workshop work?
38:54 What can a facilitator do to assure that the quality of space is maintained?
41:30 What is the nutshell you would like the audience to take home?
42:04 How do you encourage courage?