A foundation built on Turbulence

I exit the peace that my headphones offer me and start the interaction with the cashier. And then I first enter Sticks’s exhibition:
Where the rest of the museum is light and open, “Turbulence” is dark and enclosed. Very appropriate because what does the world look like when your business or personal endeavors are not going as you envisioned? How do you experience life when things don’t go the way you want?

Most will see and experience life as dark and feel enclosed. Think of someone who is struggling with debts, an entrepreneur who has yet to experience any successes, or a department that knows that a reorganization is on the rise.

Where the rest of the museum is quiet (both visually and audibly) you are overwhelmed with flashing images, hard beats & lyrics about personal and social unrest within “Turbulence”. What can be compared to stepping outside of your comfort and innovation.

Enjoying your comfort zone and maintaining business processes offers the solace that everything is going as expected.
Where true innovation is a noisy process, think of the many meetings full of disagreements, the many ideas that are presented and especially the uncertainties that play a role. The same applies to stepping outside your comfort zone.