Tuned to the soul — Kolumbán Rita up close
The Fessünk álmokat project, which has quite literally filled the grey walls of Gyergyószentmiklós with life, is a name that is far from unknown here in our own corner of the…
Where art meets mental health
With colour, on the path to self-care.
Our aim is to combine a mental-health approach with artistic tools in programmes that support prevention, self-care, the development of self-discovery, and team- and community-building.
Our methods are grounded in the mental-health literature and in creative tools of our own design. We believe that creating supports self-reflection, strengthens cooperation, eases tensions within a group, and helps to deepen community bonds.
Books
Books that invite you to create.
Exercise collection
Milyen szín lennél?
If you long for self-development and are open to fresh methods that support self-expression, then this book is for you. This collection of exercises invites you into creative work and into self-discovery.
Print 52 exercises
Album
Falra festett álmok
The Fessünk Álmokat program rests on two foundational pillars.
Print Community arts
About me
The process of creation matters at least as much as the result.
Painting and creating are an important part of the process, but not its ultimate goal. The goal is the message itself — self-care, going deeper, turning your attention inward.
Projects
Dreams painted on walls.
The visions of different generations and communities on the wall of an alley in Gyergyószentmiklós — and beyond.
What they've written about us
In the press.
Recoloured memories
Over the summer, our colleagues have special experiences in store not only for children but for older people too.
Creating reveals more than 'I'm fine, thanks — and you?'
A few weeks ago, at a gathering organised for oncology patients and their families, I first noticed the Fessünk Álmokat Program during a talk titled 'The power of "together"'.
They paint their dreams onto the walls of Transylvanian buildings
I met Rita back when she was a student at university, and even then she was thoroughly involved in building our student community.
Mural painting about women and femininity
The painting of the walls of the Gyergyószentmiklós alleyway continues. The program known as Fessünk Álmokat! is being organised this year for the seventh time by the Gyergyó…
They painted the dreams of people with mobility impairments on the wall
The Fessünk álmokat! program set out six years ago in Gyergyószentmiklós; every year they painted the “dream” of one age group on the once-neglected wall of the alleyway between…
The dreams of the elderly on the alleyway wall
In the fifth year of the Fessünk Álmokat program, it turned to the older generation. The program began in 2016 with the aim of portraying the visions and dreams of various groups…
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