​Have you ever felt the chaos of life? Life often feels chaotic: too many demands, too much uncertainty. We invite you to take a moment to look at the chaos a bit closer. You will make a collage of  your own small chaos and then explore it in a guided Socratic dialogue.

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​What we will do:

• ​express what you already know through collage

• ​interpret this knowledge through questioning

• ​practice listening carefully and being heard in a small group

​You will leave with a clearer sense of how you relate to chaos and practical ways to think about it in everyday life.

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​The participation is free, however the registration is required by Monday 23 November via Luma.

​All materials are provided. Workshop language is English. No experience in art or philosophy is required. Just bring yourself and your curiosity!

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​Facilitators

​Elizaveta Bomash (she/her) is a cultural producer, philosophical practitioner, and doctoral researcher based in Finland. Trained in Socratic dialogue at the Institut de Pratiques Philosophiques (France), she has been facilitating public workshops in Helsinki since 2025 that combine philosophical questioning with creative methods. Her work invites people to slow down, listen carefully, and become more aware of how they think.

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​Julia Zambrzycki (she/her) is a multidisciplinary designer and community facilitator based in Helsinki, Finland. With a background in Interior Architecture and Exhibition Design her work brings together texture, interaction, and physical space. Her creative practice sits at the intersection of digital and spatial formats, including translating collage into painting, animation, and 3D modeling. Together with her experience in producing audiovisual community events, her core artistic inquiry explores how embodied and artistic practices can cultivate collective imagination.