Creativity Heals: brain injury recovery. | Syreeta Challinger & Rob Mackenzie | TEDxBrayfordPool скачать в хорошем качестве

Creativity Heals: brain injury recovery. | Syreeta Challinger & Rob Mackenzie | TEDxBrayfordPool

When tragedy struck and turned their lives upside down Syreeta knew that creativity could aid in Rob's recovery. In this talk Syreeta tells their story whilst Rob draws it. Syreeta Challinger and Rob Mackenzie are a creative couple, with a powerful story. Both designers, they met whilst living and working in Hong Kong. Urban nomads, they were never still. But life and tragedy stopped them in their tracks when Rob suffered a brain haemorrhage and stroke in September 2014, whilst on holiday in Sydney. Returning to Rob's hometown of Lincoln to be with family, Syreeta founded lifestyle brand and studio, Moments Of Sense & Style, MOSS. Born from a desire to create light out of the darkness; MOSS is an innovative and conceptual approach to dealing with their life changing events. Syreeta balances this alongside Rob's care and ongoing recovery. MOSS, is more than just a brand; it's the foundations of their new path. Syreeta Challinger and Rob Mackenzie are a creative couple, with a powerful story. Both designers, they met whilst living and working in Hong Kong. Urban nomads, they were never still. But life and tragedy stopped them in their tracks when Rob suffered a brain haemorrhage and stroke in September 2014, whilst on holiday in Sydney. Returning to Rob's hometown of Lincoln to be with family, Syreeta founded lifestyle brand and studio, Moments Of Sense & Style, MOSS. Born from a desire to create light out of the darkness; MOSS is an innovative and conceptual approach to dealing with their life changing events. Syreeta balances this alongside Rob's care and ongoing recovery. MOSS, is more than just a brand; it's the foundations of their new path. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx