Interview on the insights Of The Eco Artist'

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Few days ago I've had the pleasure for a wonderful conversation with Joana from the 'Insights Of The EcoArtist'.

The link of the interview is here

https://www.insightsofayoungecologicalartist.com/artfeatures/in-conversation%3A-mike-petrakis

Below you can read the part about my answer, regarding my program 'Art InSide Business'

Besides being an artist you also are the Founder Director at Art InSide Business, What can you tell us about this organization? What motivated you to start this project?

“ Art InSide Business “ focuses on connecting Businesses, Art/ Creative Industries, Social Science and Design and directing companies, institutions, start-ups, entrepreneurs and universities towards developing soft and social skills, creativity, innovation, design thinking process and EQ. It is a Leadership program in the midst of today’s growing competition at social and professional levels, where new forms and ideas need to be applied to teams and individuals. By demonstrating sophisticated and enriched actions, evolving personal skills and attributes with respect to the distinctive vision and values of each organization, team and person. “ Art InSide Business “ also provides services that enrich and reinforce the broad context and structure, always tailored to the specific client. I approach Art as a cognitive object in the observation of social changes, development and expansion. In a way, I reform the courses started in Silicon Valley in the 60s when companies mainly in the technology sector would collaborate with artists, a partnership that has gradually increased in the contemporary educational content. My program acts as a crucible for the transmutation of leaden thinking into golden wisdom, and modern alchemy for advanced meaning/ sense/ image construction. And it is in my seminars and coaching lectures and consulting services that I stress the vital role of Art in finding an authentic voice.


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