When you draw a tree, you never really draw a tree. You draw lines on paper. You act as a translator from one dimension to another. In this drawing session we will experiment with three different kinds of translations. We will look at the world around us and work with what we see, training the ability to represent the world within ourselves. We will observe how our minds create an inner, imaginative space, and draw from this vision. And lastly, we will do exercises in intuitive, gestural drawing. These drawings follow no clear internal or external vision, but rather improvise from one moment, or line, to the next. No experience is necessary, all you need is an experimental attitude :) Join for one, or both of the sessions. More times will become available in the coming months. Materials will be provided, along with tea / coffee and cake. This workshop is hosted by Siena Powers. Siena is an artist and writer in Berlin. Her work has appeared in Philosophie Magazin, as well as exhibitons in Berlin and Paris. She works as the Art Editor for Sand Journal Berlin, and is a member of Die Sammlung writers collective. More info about her can be found here.

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