Inner Landscaping — discovering nature's code for cultivating creativity, ACT

This workshop is an invitation to reawaken your creativity by reimagining yourself as a thriving, adaptive ecosystem. Inspired by Julia Cameron’s, The Artist’s Way and rooted in permaculture, Inner Landscaping is a powerful process to inspire you to live more fully, consciously, and creatively — in harmony with nature. The workshop explores creativity as a purposeful bridge between your inner and outer landscapes. Kinchem will begin by briefly telling the story of Inner Landscaping before introducing you to a fun, creative and practical guide to cultivating your own creative ecology. In this session you will experience some of the favourite exercises from the workshops that Kinchem has developed over the past ten years. Previously based in Bali, Kinchem pioneered Inner Landscaping for the Green School community in 2015 for her postgraduate studies in permaculture design. Bring your lunch to munch while you play.

Kinchem Hegedus is a creativity coach, writer, facilitator and ecosystems thinker whose work bridges regenerative design, nature-based creativity and storytelling. Kinchem is the founder of Life at Springfield, a creative retreat space where she has hosted residencies for some of Australia’s most acclaimed authors in partnership with the esteemed The Stella Prize.

Her professional background spans venture capital, banking, education and wellness, with international experience in New York, Chicago, Sydney, Singapore and Indonesia. She holds an MFA in Fiction Writing, a Graduate Diploma in Permaculture Design, and a BA in Philosophy.

Concession Tickets apply for children under the age of 16, full-time students, Commonwealth Health Care Card holders, Commonwealth Seniors Card Holders and Commonwealth Pensioner Concession Card holders. Please have your eligible card with you at the venue.