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"Greem Pharmacy" Presents a Digital Cognitive and Emotional Art Program at the 7th Jeonnam Senior Welfare Center Promotion Conference

i-Scream Media's senior cognitive and emotional care service, "Greem Pharmacy," operated an experience booth at the 7th Jeonnam Senior Welfare Center Promotion Conference held at Seonghwang Sports Center in Gwangyang, Jeonnam, on October 16.

Organized by the Jeonnam Association of Senior Welfare Centers, the conference drew more than 800 older adults and staff from 18 senior welfare centers in Jeonnam and featured a range of programs, including commendations for people of merit and a senior arts festival. At the event, i-Scream Media presented Greem Pharmacy's main content to older adults while also taking time to introduce the service and ways to use it to welfare center representatives.

At the Greem Pharmacy booth, visitors could try three types of content: "Drawing My Own Portrait," "Matching Pairs," and "Puzzles." In particular, "Drawing My Own Portrait" is Greem Pharmacy's signature content, in which participants take a photo of themselves on a tablet and then color in an AI-generated drawing template to complete a self-portrait. It received a positive response from older adults.

Older adults who took part in the experience left positive comments about Greem Pharmacy, saying, “I hesitated because I wasn't confident in drawing, but trying it myself was easier and more fun than I expected”, “It was fascinating and enjoyable to experience firsthand the AI technology that many young people use”, and “It was great to make enjoyable memories with my colleagues as we prepared a talent show together.”

This event was a meaningful opportunity to meet older adults in the Jeonnam region in person and take part in digital art and cognitive activities together. i-Scream Media will continue expanding its cooperation with community welfare organizations so that more older adults can participate in enjoyable and diverse cognitive and emotional art activities in their daily lives.