The word kaleidoscope derives from the ancient Greek language and means: to see beautiful shapes. Specifically, the three words are: καλός kalós “beautiful”, εἶδος eidos “form, shape” and σκοπεῖν skopéin “to look, see, contemplate”.
Even - and especially - in times of crises we have to remind ourselves that there is so much beauty around us. Sometimes it's just to open our eyeas, hold on for a moment, take a deep breath and come to a halt in our everyday hustle and bustle and beauty will unfold directly in front of us.
It is this beauty that drives my motivation for the work I do. Life is so full of wonders and we should not forget how to see them.
The meaning of Kaleidoskopia
Over the years, I've had the privilege of engaging with numerous exciting and inspiring projects, workshops, and stories. On the following page, you’ll find an overview of my experience as an environmental change agent.
