Responsible Hub presents Artevivo: a simple and creative practice to reconnect with nature, creativity and care.
Something special is growing in Deltona.
On April 1st, Responsible Hub will present Growing Wellbeinga community meeting built around a simple but powerful idea:
Welfare can grow through small acts of care.
In a fast-moving world, this experience invites you to pause, create and reconnect — with yourself, with others and with what really matters.
Growing Wellbeing It's more than an event. It's a shared moment.
An afternoon that brings together community voices, local leaders and people interested in exploring new ways to integrate well-being into everyday life.
The attendees may live:
Opening ceremony
Inspiring conversations
Practical experience of creative gardening
Meeting and connection spaces
At the center of everything is something simple and deeply human: create with your hands.
Voices that shape the experience
The meeting will be attended by:
Lourdes León Power (Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Central Florida) — Women in creative entrepreneurship
Onil Medina (NOVA Cancer Support Group) — Artevivo and care in health contexts
Juddy Medina — Active meditation with plants
Karen Erazo — Welfare in work environments
Elvia Karina Fontanez — From hobby to project with impact
These voices open a space for reflection, conversation and connection from different realities.
Artevivo: the heart of experience
In the center of Growing Wellbeing is Artevivo, a creative gardening practice based on small living systems.
Through the creation of terrariums, people enter a moment of presence, observation and care.
Artevivo creates small spaces where well-being can grow.
A practice with purpose
As Elvia Karina, founder of Responsible Hub and creator of ArteVivo shares:
"ArteVivo was created to unite creativity, nature and social purpose. Each kit invites you to create with your hands, pause and reconnect with a moment of calm and well-being."
Each element is intended to:
reused and sustainable materials
conscious processes
actual Community impact
From experience to movement
Growing Wellbeing is the beginning of something wider. An experience designed to integrate into:
companies
schools
communities
care centres
Significant change begins with small, intentional and shared actions.
An invitation
What if well-being wasn't something complex? What if I started with something simple: something you can create with your own hands?
