In this hands-on workshop, participants will explore future ecologies by reimagining everyday materials through storytelling and creative techniques such as assemblage and knotting. Using fibres, found objects and waste materials they will create small sculptures that transform discarded items into new forms of flora. By shifting their perspective away from human-centred narratives, the workshop aims to encourage people to envision sustainable futures that intertwine nature and waste.
Curated by LAND (Learning through Arts, Narrative and Discourse) — a pedagogical research lab, and supported by Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA), these sessions —led by artists & educators are open to all and designed for one-on-one engagement.
