Sculpture Workshop: From 2D to 3D

Drawing inspiration from the sculptural works of artist Alex Mylona, we use the medium of papercut as an ongoing creative process.  We convert two-dimensional paper surfaces into interwoven three-dimensional forms. 

During the workshop, participants will have the opportunity to create a series of paper forms, cutting openings and strips, folding, rotating, and weaving them together. We will be experimenting with the ways in which these paper surfaces can become three-dimensional objects and be interconnected, constructing imaginative sculptural chains. By combining each one’s creations with those of the other participants, we will create a collective sculpture that is constantly evolving and changing, a great collaborative chain.

Design - Implementation: Ismene King & Ileana Arnaoutou, visual artists, ARTWORKS Fellows

Saturday, May 11
Saturday, June 8
18.00–20.00 

ESPLANADE

For adults and children aged 6+ 
For the participation of children 6-8 years old, the participation of a chaperone is required
Free admission, on a first-come, first-served basis 
Open flow workshop (estimated participation time: 20’-30’)

The workshop is designed for participants both with and without disabilities.
The primary material used in the workshop is cardboard, which requires fine motor skills for handling.