Follow Your Curiosity / Activity

Feeling uninspired? Take a curiosity walk, gather what catches your eye, and reconnect with your creative spark.

If you’re feeling stuck, the simplest thing you can do is nurture your mind. Creativity needs space to wander — through curiosity, exploration and play. I’ve learned not to force it. Following what interests me — even when it makes no sense — often leads somewhere unexpected and exciting. Inspired by artist Es Devlin’s approach to exploratory research, this activity invites you to jump down the rabbit hole.

 

Activity: Go on a Curiosity Walk

1. Set off without a goal
Take a short walk. Around the block, through the park, or just to the corner shop. The point isn’t distance. It’s attention. Notice what pulls at your focus: a texture, a sound, a burst of colour.

2. Collect fragments
Snap a photo. Jot down a sentence. Record a sound. Gather at least five things that catch your eye or ear. Don’t overthink it. This is about instinct, not outcomes.

3. Look for the links
Once you’re back, lay everything out — physically or digitally. Can you spot any patterns or echoes? Shapes, moods, themes? Anything surprising?

4. Make something small
Use what you’ve gathered to make a quick response. A collage, a sketch, a short paragraph. Keep it loose. Let the fragments lead. See where the rabbit hole takes you.

 

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