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Dialogues, Workshops, Retreats

Beauty as a Biological necessity

Transform your understanding of Beauty and Life

Awakening Beauty is an invitation to see with fresh eyes — to rediscover a world of subtlety and wonder that modern life trains us to overlook.

Across cities, schools, design studios, learning communities, and quiet natural spaces, we host gatherings that open this conversation: about presence, perception, childhood, creativity, and the deep intelligence of beauty.

 

Through talks, book conversations, workshops, and reflective retreats, these events offer participants a chance to experience the essence of the book — not simply hear about it. They are spaces to slow down, to touch beauty directly, and to sense what becomes possible when we allow ourselves to truly see.

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Upcoming Events & Workshops

When: 23rd Dec, 2025

Where: The Alum school

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Bring the conversation to your city, workspace, or community.
You may invite the author for:
– Book launches
– Conversations and dialogues
– Talks and keynote sessions
– Workshops on beauty, perception, and learning
– Faculty or student interactions

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Past events 

Bangalore

BANGALORE INTERNATIONAL CENTRE

How Beauty Restores Wholeness to a Fragmented Civilization.

Jinan K.B speaks with Prem Chandavarkar about how such intuitive, sensory knowing forms naturally, and how modern education steadily distances us from it .

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Session 1 — Children and Illiterate Communities: Beauty as a Biological Faculty

When beauty is not taught, it flowers. In this opening conversation,  shares how living with children and traditional artisans revealed that beauty is not an artistic skill but a natural expression of being alive.

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Session 2 — Rethinking Urban Schooling: From Instruction to Observation

Drawing from decades of work with urban schools,  explores how classrooms can shift from teaching about the world to seeing the world.

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Session 3 — Reclaiming the Senses: Beauty as the Path to Wholeness

Years of mediated learning have dulled the senses that connect knowledge to life. Yet when they return to process—drawing, touching, observing—the aesthetic sense awakens, and knowledge regains vitality.

Research CollaborationBeauty as Living Intelligence

 

An open invitation to scholars, designers, clinicians, craftspeople, educators, and field practitioners who wish to inquire—rigorously and gently—into beauty as a form of biological and perceptual intelligence.

Focus Areas

Explorations we are actively framing

— you are welcome to add your own lens.

• Sensory ecology of attention: how environments shape perception, selectivity, and taste
• Pattern, proportion, coherence: the fitness and elegance of living systems without excess or waste
• Implicit learning in childhood: pre-literate modes of understanding, judgment, and imagination
• Craft knowledge: material sense, hand intelligence, and situated know-how
• Healing aesthetics: the relationship between beauty, regulation, and well-being
• Interiority and presence: how perception deepens when the senses are allowed to open

Ways to Engage

Choose one pathway

— or braid several together.

• Co-design a field study or studio protocol
(schools, craft clusters, community studios, therapeutic settings)

• Share practice-based notes or datasets
We reciprocate with synthesis, reflection, and documentation.

• Host a research circle or reading salon
Small, intimate groups (6–12 participants) for shared inquiry.

• Co-author working papers, briefs, or reflective notes
Bringing together lived practice and conceptual clarity.

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