Art Mediation
Art mediation is not a museum guided tour in the traditional sense.
It is a shared dialogue with artworks, yourself and a group - a space to slow down, reflect, and discover your own meanings.
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During a session, you are invited to:
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Look closely and experience art beyond facts and dates
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Listen to your own thoughts, feelings, and memories
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Share perspectives and hear others’ viewpoints
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Find inspiration that extends beyond the museum
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Every session is different because every group and every gaze is unique.
If you would like to know more about how art mediation works or how it could be meaningful for you or your group, feel free to reach out.
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About me
I am a specialist in Cutural Studies and began my journey in cultural and art mediation in Zug, Switzerland in 2019.
I had a simple goal: to invite people to explore art in a meaningful way that goes beyond looking.
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For me, cultural and art mediation practice is about feeling art, experiencing it, and truly embodying the work in front of us.​
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I encourage participants to observe, reflect, and embrace different perspectives—starting with our own.
After all, it’s not only about what the artist intended, the technique, or the historical context.
There are many layers and lenses through which we can explore art, and each of us brings something unique to the conversation.
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Art mediation, for me, is a dialogue. A dialogue between the artist, the artwork, the art institution, the curator, the viewer, the context and cultural codes in which it was not only created but is existing now.
It's about how we all come together, with our individual perspectives and experiences, to make meaning of the art.
In my sessions, I use a variety of tools and techniques—participatory practices, immersive experiences, visible thinking routines, coaching methods, etc.
My goal is to create a space where you can feel safe, supported, and inspired
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Behold. Reflect. Formulate. Share
Through our time together, you’ll not only learn about the art but also discover more about yourself and others.
You’ll be encouraged to reflect, formulate your own thoughts, and share them with others, creating a meaningful exchange that enriches everyone’s experience.
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Each time I guide a session, I’m amazed by how the artwork transforms through the eyes and voices of the participants.
The experience is always different, always inspiring, and always a chance to look at art in a new way.
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If you’re looking for a new way to experience art—one that’s personal, reflective, and deeply engaging—I’d love to invite you to book a session with me.
Let’s explore art together and discover the many layers it has to offer.
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Want to learn more about art medation?
Art & Cultural mediation we practice here offers
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A Safe Space to Share
Feel free to express your thoughts and interpretations about art without fear of judgment. Every perspective adds value
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Discover New Perspective
Art helps you see the world differently, especially when sharing this experience with others. Look at art through new lenses, explore new ideas, and experiment with how you interpret what you see.
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Connect with Others
Experience art together and build a sense of connection and community through shared conversations and reflections.
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Behold - Reflect - Formuate - Share
Take time to reflect on your own thoughts, feelings, and identity through art. It’s also a journey of self-discovery and growth.
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Relax and Recharge
Art can be therapeutic, helping you feel more mindful.
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Stay Curious
Dive deeper into art, history, and culture. Find connections, try on many possible lenses, see through layers of contexts and cultural codes. You will be surprised
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Previous knowledge or experience in art is not necessary for participating in art mediation practice.
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Cultural and art mediator/facilitator is there to accompany you, help unfolding your interpretations and give keys to understanding the contexts.
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Contact
I'm always looking for new and exciting opportunities. Let's connect.