Glück Workshops

Glück Workshops CREATIVE DEVELOPMENT for KIDS That’s where pure creativity, what makes every child unique has space to be expressed and played with.

Giving children complete freedom to express themselves, brings them into a mindset they’re not normally given the opportunity to get in touch with. For me it’s crucial that the models of standardized education are flipped over and ignored completely. I know by experience, that the more you let humans create the way it feels natural for them, the better and more interesting the creations are.

My name is Deborah Rodrigues (aka Tartaruga Feliz). I work with Art and technology. Through my explorations on these fields, I bring ideas to my workshops with children, and invite them to participate in this discovery process with me. My workshops explores the intersection of learning, interaction and play as a path to strengthen creativity. For more information:
http://gluckworkshops.com
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About Glück Workshops

My name is Deborah (aka Tartaruga Feliz) and this is my project. Glück Workshops brings creative development, where you learn through playing, exploring new objects and ideas/interactions; mainly focusing on arts, technology and STEAM.

When children are encouraged to express themselves and take risks in creating art, they develop a sense of innovation, sensitivity and creativity that will be important in their adult lives. Creating is also a question of understanding the others, working and exchanging with them: art makes children open their mind and open up to the others.

I’ve been working with children and adults all over the world for the past four years. Some of my clients includes Tate Britain, Royal College of Arts, and University of Sheffield where I worked on a research about Virtual Reality and Childhood.

For more information: http://gluckworkshops.com [email protected]