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Week 4 - asynchronous work: I went on a walk in Tramore. i noticed the clouds and made out a face in the shape of the cloud. The colour made me feel like it was warm outside and it encouraged me to continue my walk.

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After walking for awhile, I hadn't realise how far I had went. I made to the beach and saw all the lights from Tramore town. The really highlighted the miraculous in the mundane, it was a beautiful sight.

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This is image my group created from our cut out hands from week 3.

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This is the sound track that links with our image. I felt empowered while making and then reflecting of this activity. The team effort that we put into this piece highlighted the importance of teamwork in creativity for me.

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Due to its effects on emotion, perception, and cognitive functions, colour has a big impact on creativity. In various ways, different colours can stimulate different emotions and foster creativity. For instance, cold colours like blue and green might encourage tranquilly and attention, while warm colours like red and orange may accentuate strength and enthusiasm. People may use colour psychology to better express and think creatively by using the power of colour.

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We included music in our facilitation as it serves a variety of therapeutic functions and has a significant positive effect on mental health. By giving people a means of expressing or exploring their feelings, it helps lessen tension, worry, and despair. In addition, listening to music can raise happiness, increase mood, and promote general wellbeing. In therapeutic settings, music therapy is also utilised to treat mental health conditions and encourage emotional recovery. Music is a potent instrument for emotional support and self-care, and this relationship between music and mental health emphasises the need of both active and passive listening.

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The individuals in the video said they couldn’t do art but as soon as they saw the creative materials such cotton buds, sequences and pieces of rope/ paper with different colors, their imagination sparked. In my pictures I took advantage of similar materials like the Cotten bud for the stem on my flower and used a Cotten pad for the disc of the flower.

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I drew the growth of a flower to depict the imagination of dementia patients. As the flower grows and the process of which it grows in represents how the minds of dementia patients are stimulated and creative thoughts are inspired. The vibrant colors, delicate petals and sensory feel of the picture can evoke memories and emotions and transport the individuals to different times and places.