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I love what I do. Hosting workshops brings me so much joy, and I can’t wait to host yours.
Since 2021, I’ve been running creative workshops centred on cultural and critical topics. It started small, with friends in my living room or in community spaces, where we’d create together and work through vulnerable, often uncomfortable political subjects. But it quickly became clear that there was a real need for spaces like these—spaces for intentional conversations and creativity.
Over the years, I’ve had the chance to take these workshops into larger settings, working with galleries like Tate and the V&A, brands like Lush and Converse, and institutions such as UAL, SOAS, and secondary schools. Every workshop is designed with care, tailored to suit the group’s needs, and usually lasts 2–3 hours.
Each session begins with a creative warm-up to ease into the process, followed by a discussion exploring the theme. The workshops then move into the hands-on creative part, where participants get to make something meaningful, guided by the theme and materials provided. We always end with a reflective moment, where everyone shares what they’ve made and how the experience felt for them. It’s a space to connect, create, and reflect together.
If this is something you or your organisation are interested in, please drop me a line and we can start planning.
Warm wishes,
Fiona
Since 2021, I’ve been running creative workshops centred on cultural and critical topics. It started small, with friends in my living room or in community spaces, where we’d create together and work through vulnerable, often uncomfortable political subjects. But it quickly became clear that there was a real need for spaces like these—spaces for intentional conversations and creativity.
Over the years, I’ve had the chance to take these workshops into larger settings, working with galleries like Tate and the V&A, brands like Lush and Converse, and institutions such as UAL, SOAS, and secondary schools. Every workshop is designed with care, tailored to suit the group’s needs, and usually lasts 2–3 hours.
Each session begins with a creative warm-up to ease into the process, followed by a discussion exploring the theme. The workshops then move into the hands-on creative part, where participants get to make something meaningful, guided by the theme and materials provided. We always end with a reflective moment, where everyone shares what they’ve made and how the experience felt for them. It’s a space to connect, create, and reflect together.
If this is something you or your organisation are interested in, please drop me a line and we can start planning.
Warm wishes,
Fiona
