What if
everything you need is already there?
We are moving through fascinating times of transition, reshaping how we organize our own lives and relate to life on Earth.
How can we participate in this fragile process of emerging with curiosity and trust — as individuals and as a generation?
Breathe in
[Let your mind drift. Imagine a small stream murmuring between moss-covered stones. Sunlight glowing between the trees and shimmering on the flowing water. Tiny pearls of dew resting quietly on the leaves.]
Invitation
What begins as a moving image of water, moss and light becomes an invitation to connecting with aliveness - where art, design, and science come together to reawaken the human relationship with oneself and the living world.
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Art Now is a post-disciplinary research lab, addressing socio-cultural and ecological challenges through artistic practice, critical reflection, and integrating ways of knowing beyond disciplinary boundaries.
​​​We are Sylwia Orczykowska and Amrei Andrasch, two passionate designers, curators and facilitators, working at the intersection of experimental art, environmental science, and embodied human experience. Based in Zurich and Berlin, with close ties to New York, we work through local and international networks of artists, designers, cultural practitioners​, and researchers.
Space of practice
Our work unfolds through multipliers, like organizational leaders, educators, or entrepreneurs, who carry ideas and methods into wider social and cultural contexts, particularly in the areas of:
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transformative (re)learning,
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regenerative leadership,
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socio-cultural transformation.
Grounded in artistic practice, design processes, and scientific research, we develop conditions for a sense of presence, relation, and connection to emerge within:
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thematic exploration and co-creation labs,
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immersive settings during cultural gatherings,
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learning journeys for educational programmes,
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reflection rooms for teams and institutions,
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research processes integrating diverse forms of knowledge.
May this white breathing page be the first gesture of shifting the rhythm of your attention — a pause where perception becomes finer, allowing the subtle to appear.
Breathe out
[Let your mind drift. Imagine a bee resting on a blooming flower. Its tiny body dusted with pollen. Sunlight warming the petals. The meadow humming in slow delight.]