Scale-free values: learning from art and nature | Steve Brown | TEDxHongKongED

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Steve Brown is the director and producer of Spark: A burning Man story. The burning man concept idea has gone global, and he describes his fascination with the burning man concept, that it is not so much the final art works and pieces that are created, but rather the learning and relationship we form in the process of creating these sculptures and beautiful pieces. He also divulges into Maslow's hierarchies, and it all comes together incredibly to render a great speech.

Steve Brown
Founder and CEO of Ignite Channel; Director and Producer of Spark: A Burning Man Story

Steve Brown is the founder and CEO of Ignite Channel, an independent film and media company focused on arts and innovation. Previously, Steve directed and produced "Spark: A Burning Man Story," a documentary feature that premiered at SXSW 2013.

Throughout his career, Steve has been a founder, CEO, and board member of innovative media and tech ventures that empower people to pursue their passion. In the past, he has founded the Health Hero Network, a pioneer of personal health monitoring, and co-founded Catch.com, a mobile applications company focused on creative collaboration. Steve graduated from Stanford University in 1991 with a B.S. in physics.

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