Designing your own Future using Lego Serious Play
Data: 24/05/2024 12:00 – 14:00
Miejsce: Centrum Festiwalowe (Art_Inkubator) Zobacz na mapie
Zone: Building A, Hall A218
Registration. Free admission.
For whom the workshops are dedicated? This workshop will introduce you to Lego Serious Play, a fantastic way to think more creatively about yourself, about your own superpowers and the ways you can change the world around you.
Participation information: This workshop is free to attend and all the materials will be provided. You don’t need any particular skills or design expertise, just a willingness to get involved and…..play!
We all need more creativity in our lives – to help us do our jobs better, find new approaches to problems, or to express our thoughts, feelings and opinions. A good way to tap into that inner creative person is through play. Working in a playful way helps free our minds from “what is the right way to do things”, and to find new solutions, ideas and ways of sharing them.
“LEGO Serious Play” was developed by LEGO over 25 years ago, and has been key to their success and the creation of an innovation culture within the company. It is used by organisations of all shapes and sizes around the world to encourage creativity, collaboration, and develop solutions to problems and strategies for success.
This workshop will introduce you to the world of “LEGO Serious Play”. It will be fun, but “hard fun”. It will help you think differently about things, and even to make some decisions about your life.
*the workshop only in English
The workshop was included in the Łódź Design Festival 2024 program as part of the open programme call.
Terry McStea
Terry heads up Design Network North, based in the North of the UK, and which supports organisations and businesses of all shapes and sizes to utilize great design, thereby increasing the impact on them and the wider economy. At heart it’s a community of people who are passionate about design, and who recognise they can achieve far more by collaborating and sharing than they could alone.
Terry trained as a Lego Serious Play facilitator in 2016, and since then has run workshops for businesses, teams, charities, mental health support groups, and schools.
