Emotional Drawing by Weronika Marianna - Workshop - Friday 23 January 16:00 - 18:00h
- Description
By artist Weronika Marianna
Emotional drawing is an intuitive drawing technique Weronika developed to deepen her own artistic practice.
"I believe that drawing has a grounding power, it allows us to go deeper, to express emotions and states that words can't grasp. It's like an intimate language we can develop to be more in touch with our inner landscapes. Through a series of easy and soft exercises, we will let the inner voice take the lead and look inwards."
You will leave the workshop with a new tool of self knowledge, and rituals you can implement in your daily life, through journaling and self-care.
Accessible for beginners and experienced artists alike.
Sample exercises:
— Illustrating inexplicable emotions
— Emotional self portrait
— Introspective drawing practices: how the Surrealists used drawing
— Illustrating a poem
— Creation of personal symbols and talismans
— C. G. Jung and drawing as a form of emotional and dream journaling
Friday 23rd of January 16:00 - 18:00h
Including all materials, drinks and bites
House of REVUSD
Snellestraat 14, Den Bosch
About the Artist
Weronika Marianna is a self-taught visual artist working with experimental animation, painting, print and ceramics. She is best known for hand painted animated paintings set in vibrant humanoid universes, questioning the idea of human body, transformations and time.
She shows her works in galleries, as well as collaborates with selected clients. She has been commissioned by the New York Times, Vice, Penguin Random House and Philharmonic in Hamburg, and often works with musicians. Recently, she was selected as an artist in residence in Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris, and awarded with grants and scholarships from Stimuleringsfonds (the Netherlands) and ZAiKS (Poland).
Originally from Warsaw, Poland, Weronika is based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
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