Fulya Muftuoglu is a Berlin-based multidisciplinary artist, Organizational Change Designer, and facilitator who creates transformative experiences that inspire meaningful, sustainable change.

With over 15 years of experience leading creative teams in the corporate fashion industry, her career has evolved from designing products to designing experiences. Today, her work brings together organizational change, facilitation, education, and artistic practice to explore how people connect, learn, and transform.

Whether through participatory art installations, painting, storytelling, creative workshops, or leadership facilitation, Fulya designs human-centered experiences that strengthen emotional resilience, psychological safety, collaboration, and creative thinking. Integrating organizational change, neuroleadership, somatic practice, and arts-based methods, she creates spaces where meaningful experiences become catalysts for lasting personal and collective transformation.

Fulya is a Certified Good Change Facilitator (510-hour program in systemic organizational development, new leadership, self-organization, and communication culture).

Her graphic story trilogy follows her own journey through identity, creativity, and personal transformation. The series includes the self-published books How I Survived My 40-Year-Old Thing (2020), How I Decided to Call Myself an Artist (2025), and the forthcoming How I Stopped Blaming My Parents for Everything. Her books are available in selected bookstores in Berlin and online.