01 Sep Plasticine Painting
Remember how plasticine* was one of the first mediums we played with as kids? This time, you’re going to paint, but with your fingers! It’s fun, therapeutic and nostalgic.
You will select a reference image of your choice and will learn different techniques that you can apply the plasticine to create your painting and enhance it. You will take home a finished art piece that you can proudly frame.
This workshop is suitable for all levels – you don’t have to be ‘artistic’ to do this.
Suitable for ages above 16 years.
Constant guidance will be provided throughout the workshop.
*Plasticine is a non-drying clay similar to play dough.
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Farah Nasrawi has been facilitating workshops for over a decade. Her previously work includes children’s book illustrations, commissioned artwork, live-painting performances and videos that teach simplified drawing to children. In her practice, Farah’s subjects of interest come from her demur with time and her temporary physical experiences in spaces like the houses she lived in and places she has visited across time; thus reflecting on interiors, objects and flora in her work.She probes into her personal connectivity versus disconnection to these spaces and what would be considered as ‘mundane’, while questioning her sentimentality and her urge to detach.She expresses this through her sketches, paintings, writing, photographs, culinary practice and gardening.
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