Connecting Ancestry, Nature, and Art – Mushroom Paper-Making with Roberta Lima & Anna Nyman
Join us on January 25th from 12:00 to 16:00 for an inspiring workshop led by artist Roberta Lima, an Austrian-Brazilian creator born in Manaus, the heart of the Amazon and Anna Nyman from Foraging in Finland.
In this hands-on experience where you will:
- Learn to identify polypore mushrooms and their properties in the forest, discovering these fascinating fungi as a resource for pigments and material sources. Depending on the weather this part will be either outdoors or indoors.
- Create natural pigments from wild sources, exploring how to produce colors for paper and art projects.
- Make paper using these pigments and natural materials, connecting traditional knowledge with artistic expression.
All materials will be provided. We recommend bringing your own rubber gloves and clothes than can be—especially if you have allergies or sensitivities to textures or pigments—as handling natural dyes and ink can stain nails. Please also wear comfortable clothes that can get dirty, as activities involve working with natural materials and pigments.
This is a wonderful opportunity to connect with nature’s resources, explore ancestral arts, and develop your own creative practice.
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