Workshops
Shared making through material and process.
Workshops explore plant, mineral and earth-based processes through making - from pigment and ink to dye and mark.
Workshops explore plant, mineral and earth-based processes through making - from pigment and ink to dye and mark.
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APPROACH
Workshops are rooted in material.
Participants are invited to work directly with plant, earth and process - learning through touch, observation and experimentation.
Each session is shaped by place, season and group, with materials often grown, gathered or prepared in advance.
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WHAT WE EXPLORE
Depending on the workshop, this may include:
- natural dye processes for cloth and fibre
- making inks from plants
- paint and print from earth and plant-based pigments
- charcoal and mark-making
- experimental materials and surface
Workshops move between structure and openness - offering guidance while allowing space for individual response.
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WHO IT’S FOR
Workshops are open to:
- schools and young people
- community groups
- arts organisations and galleries
- festivals and public programmes
- creative practitioners
From first encounters with material to professional development sessions.
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Workshops have been delivered across galleries, landscapes, schools and community settings.
From small group sessions to larger public programmes, each workshop is adapted to its environment and participants.
Workshops can be developed in response to site, season or project.
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For bookings or to discuss a workshop: