I help people and organizations transform their imagination.

I'm building an innovation lab where I help creative visionaries turn bold ideas into scalable, real-world products. I'm a creator of new creative projects: a music group and two artist worlds: Aers Astra and Avatars of Synthesis.

I'm also the founder of a consulting studio and I previously co-founded a music lab — we shipped music products, directed feature film score productions and served legendary artists.

Recently I asked myself: what is imagination?

I had more questions than answers.

Why is it a difficult question for me to answer?
Why had I never learned anything about it, or bothered to ask, until now?

Why did I ask?

I stopped to think about it when our world started to attempt to outsource our interior faculties, like imagination, to automated internet processes.

For me, now is the best time ever to start to a conversation on imagination.

Why?

Is this moment the outcome of an abundance, or an absence of imagination?

Will it hurt or help our individual and collective conversation with imagination? Make it better or different? Create more problems or more opportunities, or both?

Why is it important, imagination?

Do you think about imagination? Do you need to?

To start the conversation, I write a newsletter where I'm exploring imagination where it begins — at the heart of being.

If you're interested, join the conversation here. May I inspire you to bring life to your imagination.

Thanks for stopping by. I look forward to connecting with you.

Be well,
Robin.