<p>Makoto Fujimura is a leading contemporary artist, writer, and speaker recognised worldwide as a cultural influencer. He uses Kintsugi, the ancient Japanese craft of repairing broken ceramics with golden lacquer, as a metaphor to reflect on the state of our times.</p>

Makoto Fujimura is a leading contemporary artist, writer, and speaker recognised worldwide as a cultural influencer. He uses Kintsugi, the ancient Japanese craft of repairing broken ceramics with golden lacquer, as a metaphor to reflect on the state of our times.

16. Why Kintsugi Matters with Makoto Fujimura.

A collection of interviews with leaders who are passionate about something that is at risk of being overlooked. Sometimes it's a brand, a product or a service but it can also be an idea - something that is losing its relevancy for many.

And to re-establish relevance you need someone with vision and drive to explain why it matters.

These conversations are hosted by Michael Gough. He’s a consultant with over twenty-years experience in helping organisations develop clear, concise and compelling brand and marketing that delivers growth.

Get in touch with Michael using the email podcast@whyitmatters.co.uk

Or follow him on Instagram @ _whyitmatters_

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A collection of interviews with leaders who are passionate about something that is at risk of being overlooked. Sometimes it's a brand, a product or a service but it can also be an idea - something that is losing its relevancy for many. And to re-establish relevance you need someone with vision and drive to explain why it matters. These conversations are hosted by Michael Gough. He’s a consultant with over twenty-years experience in helping organisations develop clear, concise and compelling brand and marketing that delivers growth. Get in touch with Michael using the email podcast@whyitmatters.co.uk Or follow him on Instagram @ _whyitmatters_

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16. Why Kintsugi Matters with Makoto Fujimura.