Facilitation
Designing + Hosting Collaboration
Collaboration is hard; without intentional structure, teams often face misalignment and circular loops. I treat facilitation as a foundational design practice, drawing on my Art of Hosting training to apply a systems-thinking mindset to participatory processes.
Whether hosting a product strategy workshop or guiding a passion project, I design the "how" so groups can achieve clarity and life-centred outcomes.
Explore in detail how I designed the Cozero summer offsite, or scroll down for more case studies.
CASE STUDY
What does a desirable future for our city looks like?
Futures Design: Sending postcards from the 2035
CASE STUDY | Futures Design - Participatory Canvas
Collective Futures Thinking in Córdoba, Argentina
I co-designed a workshop for the "Futuros Posibles” conference, which gathered 800 participants over 3 days. We created a canvas that guided participants to share their learnings from the program and project them into the future. The core exercise, "sending a postcard from the future," described how Córdoba would look in 2035 with the New Economies lenses. This methodology moved participants from abstract ideas to concrete, shared, and hopeful local visions.
CASE STUDY
How can we open conversations through games and art?
Roundtable: Playing and creating art with menopause symptoms
CASE STUDY | Conversation Design - Visual facilitation
Turning Taboo into Tangible: Women’s Health Roundtable
I co-designed and facilitated a roundtable in Berlin for diverse leaders in women’s health, focused on breaking the taboos around menopause. Co-creating with Impact.51 and Yeda, we decided to utilise mixed methods, including crafting expressive art from symptoms and easy games, to foster a warm, connected atmosphere. This approach demonstrates how we can effectively transform sensitive topics like menopausal symptoms (hot flashes, brain fog, sleep disruption) into an open conversation.
* The lovely Michal Lebenthal Andreson shared about the experience here
CASE STUDY
What if making art could help us connect with nature?
Art workshops though the seasons
CASE STUDY | Community Building - Life Centred Design
Seasonal Artists: Connecting through art and nature
What started as an excuse to gather and create art during Berlin winters has evolved into an ongoing series of art workshops I run with Giuliana Cordini called "Seasonal Artists." We invite friends and friends of friends to connect with nature's(ours) cycles through simple art activities. Beyond the fun of hosting, it is rewarding to hear participants say “after the workshop I started using my colour pencils again” or “summer is almost over, and this is the first time that I stopped and thought about it.”
