Our projects are all borderless creative collaborations where we practice the art of being unique, together.

creative thinkers summer lab
For our first collaborative project we partnered with the Barbados community college to reimagine a classic TV commercial about the power of thinking differently.
With our partners First Caribbean Bank and TEN Habitat, we created the Caribbean’s first pop-up Think Tank. This series of 2-day workshops was based on bringing together young people with diverse ethnic, economic and academic backgrounds to reimagine
While collaborating on a global initiative developed by the United Nations. Our students developed an online database for sustainable warriors to share creative solutions to climate change challenges in the Caribbean.
A online collaboration between Okalani, Nyla, Ariane, Michelle, Tyrese & Ian involved producing a soundtrack live on Logic then finding footage that matched.
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With the help of her cousin in Barbados and a singer in Germany, Nyla in Martinique, produced a soundtrack about a tragic love story.
Michelle collaborated with a young singer located in Germany and producer in Colorado to explore the power of dreaming.
The Creative Thinkers Lab represents the Caribbean as one of six teams from Serbia, India, Malawi, Belarus, and Germany collaborating on a global initiative developed by the United Nations.
As part of the music co-lab project, Ariane and Michele joined a team of musicians to co-write and co-produce a sound track about love.
Project 2121 is a unique online game that centers around how a group of teenagers living in the year 2121, would respond to environmental challenges in the Caribbean.
Okalani partnered with an experimental song-writing algorithm which they called A.I. RiRi to cowrite his song about depression he called 'I won't fall'.
A Collaboration between the Creative Thinkers Summer Camp and Ukraine University.
With the help of the NESTA Innovation Foundation, a 10-Week-Pilot-Program at the Caribbean Dyslexia Centre in Barbados explored the relationship between creativity and dyslexic thinking.
A 3D illustration of the ca produced by Kazue Blackwell