Mariko and Naho introduce the first case study for the Give Space urban design methodology and show that anyone can start it from their home. You can have a look at the photos here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/j52PoB8oDthGZdTCA

Mariko and Naho introduce Naho’s first tangible Give Space project in Berlin, NION Haus Neukölln. It is an 11,000 square meter old department store standing right in the middle of the capital city of Germany. Her team and Naho aim at renovating it in a way that it will contribute to enrich urban biodiversity. nionhaus.com/en

Naho guides Mariko and listeners in three easy short exercises which help finding our inner silence and spiritual space.

Naho and Mariko break down three cores of Give Space methodology: Physical space, Mental space, and Spiritual space. How can we give more space to nature as well as ourselves?

Art thinking facilitator and “Pollinator” Mariko finds out what made Naho come up with her art theme “Human Animal” and what it means.

Artist Naho travels to South Africa for her “Journey to Lioness” project. In the savanna, what does Lioness teach her? Mariko and Naho talk about fascinating lion behaviors and lessons learnt from Lioness.

Why the lioness? What’s fascinating about her? What does Naho do in the African savanna? Mariko and Naho talk about the origin of Naho’s art, “Journey to Lioness.”

“Give Space” is a new urban design method that artist Naho designs. Mariko and she talk about baby steps that everyone can try in their cities to practice Give Space.

Naho introduces her latest work, “Give Space,” which is philosophy and practice for Humanity to pursue. Why do we need to give space and to whom?

Bee Lioness hosts, Naho and Mariko talk about how we can make our life a piece of art and what it means.