In our Creative Thinking Lab classes, we use art therapy principles, self-analysis and self-perception methods, associative and communicative games.

By incorporating a part of themselves into their work, individuals create not just an art product but a representation of their 'self,' the foundation of which is laid in childhood and adolescence, shaping their self-concept,
which is essential for becoming a developed, creative personality. Understanding one's own 'self' helps individuals to express their uniqueness, individuality, feel confident, stay closely connected with reality, and find their own place in the surrounding world.

With the kids who regularly attend our classes, we create personal Artbooks or journal albums, which are then filled throughout the year with works about themselves — collages, drawings, sketches. We learn to see the new in the most ordinary things. Mixing styles, combining ideas, merging the unmergeable. We experiment with color, shape, and material. Primarily, we work with collage techniques, but we also use paints, pencils, markers, and other artistic materials.