workshops

Guancasco in Patterns

From Ancient Symbols to Contemporary Surface Design

Handmade ceramic vases with intricate black and white spiral and geometric patterns, displayed in a group on a table, with blurred background.

The visual language of Guancasco is embedded in Lenca iconography, seen in pottery, ceremonial textiles, and rock carvings. Participants will explore these symbols and translate them into contemporary surface designs, such as tiles, textiles, and wallpapers, preserving cultural heritage through modern applications.

Interior decor collage featuring a beige rug with a geometric design, a terrazzo surface, a wooden bowl, a modern gold chandelier, a green rectangular tile, and yellow flowers in a gold vase.

Participants will have a guide with tips, concepts, and a short discussion explaining color palettes and other elements. Visualize and plan a personalized mood board of an interior space.

MOODBOARD

Cardboard structure resembling a modern architectural model with multiple rectangular sections and open spaces.

Visualize the necessary spaces and configurations to create a tiny home. required to live in a tiny home. With a model construction guide, put your ideas to paper using recycled and thrifted materials to create mockup models.

My Tiny Home

Person smiling while assembling fabric pieces with colorful clips on a table.

LightCraft

Create a personalized lighting fixture using fabric, hoops, and wire; intersecting these materials into a unique lighting solution.

Abstract painting of four black figures on a green field, wearing red or yellow outfits, against a blue sky. A paintbrush and color palette are visible beside the painting.

Learn the basics of color theory using acrylics. We will create color charts and wheels, starting with an initial discussion on color psychology and the principles of color theory. This beginner-friendly workshop provides a foundational understanding of how colors interact and how to use them effectively in art and design.

COLOR THEORY

Colorful abstract mobile art with pink, purple, and orange shapes hanging from wires.

Create mobiles inspired by the bold designs of Mexican architects Ricardo Legorreta and Luis Barragán. Known for their vibrant colors and geometric forms, these architects provide the perfect inspiration for this creative project. Craft geometric shapes and assemble them into balanced, harmonious mobiles.

MOTION DESIGN