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Embracing Creativity: A New Perspective on Dyslexia

In a world where 1 in 10 people grapple with the challenges of dyslexia, Lars Hartmann emerges as a beacon of hope and creativity. Born dyslexic in 1972, he invites us to explore not just the struggles associated with reading, writing, and spelling, but how these obstacles can serve as a gateway to discovering profound creativity. This book transcends traditional narratives about learning, illuminating the idea that true potential often lies outside conventional education systems.

Hartmann's insights promote a significant shift in perspective: creativity is as essential as literacy. Current educational frameworks often stifle this creativity by instilling a fear of mistakes, which can inhibit innovative thinking and problem-solving. Instead, Hartmann advocates for an environment that celebrates curiosity, experimentation, and the willingness to embrace errors. Such playful surroundings can unleash individuals’ capacity for exploration, nurturing both confidence and creativity.

Moreover, Hartmann reveals the unique strengths of dyslexic thinkers. Their lateral problem-solving approaches and heightened emotional intelligence offer invaluable contributions across various fields. By embracing these alternative cognitive processes, society can unlock untapped potential, fostering inclusivity and driving advancements in multiple disciplines.

This book not only champions the value of creativity but challenges the stigma surrounding dyslexia, highlighting that mistakes are integral to growth and resilience. Hartmann’s work is a compelling reminder that embracing our flaws can lead to profound learning, self-awareness, and the fostering of healthier relationships within our communities. Through this lens, readers are encouraged to redefine success, viewing imperfections not as failures, but as essential stepping stones on the journey of life and creativity.

BREDGADE 6. COPENHAGEN

New Location for Gallery and Studio.

Copenhagen Design House in Bredgade is our new home. The space is home to Poul Henningsen pianos and a bunch of musicians in the basement. We have the studio hidden behind the pianos and art in the front shop.

Monday - Friday: 10.00 - 17.30. Saturday: 10.00 - 15.00 By appointment +45 27 11 27 83

JULIE CLOOS MØLSGAARD & VIPP

The symphony of space:

Interior designer Julie Cloos Mølsgaard is the silent conductor orchestrating harmony between surroundings and soul, crafting environments that inspire and soothe the human spirit.

For the Danis company Vipp, she works with the transformative power to shape not just spaces, but emotions, behaviors, and perceptions.

Julie was one of the first to see the bigger picture in the series of artwork I now call "structure on canvas".