SCULPTING WITH PAPER: A Workshop in three-dimensional design with paper pulp
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In this course, you will discover paper pulp as a versatile creative material and explore different techniques for creating three-dimensional objects such as vases, bowls, tealight holders or free-form sculptures.
The aim of the course is to provide you with a solid foundation and a range of techniques, enabling you to develop your own ideas and bring them to life using paper pulp.
What you will learn:
- How to make paper pulp
- Three different shaping techniques: sculpting, moulding, and creating forms with wire and cardboard
- How to refine and finish your pieces once they are dry
Good to know:
- No previous experience is required
- All materials are included in the course fee
- Tea, coffee, as well as sweet and savoury snacks are included
Teacher
Stephanie is a photographer and designer based in Zurich. During her training in art and design education at IAC, she discovered paper pulp – a versatile and sustainable material made from recycled paper. She loves experimenting with shapes, textures and surfaces, and the idea of transforming a simple, previously used material into something new. In her workshops, Stephanie shares her enthusiasm for paper pulp, encouraging participants to experiment, develop their own ideas and discover their personal way of working with the material.