Post-Congress Workshop with Congress Keynote Speaker Guy Lougashi in Berlin, Germany.

SELF TOPOGRAPHY

The Paper Lab will host IAPMA members in a special program as part of the post-congress tour.

The paper lab

Research and self-experiment on paper

Welcome to The Paper Lab, an open space workshop where we believe that paper is not just a material, but a concept to be explored and experimented with. We offer a unique opportunity to delve deep into the world of paper and discover its transformative power through our in-person workshops. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced artist, we provide a safe and open space for personal guidance and accompaniment as you develop your own unique creative vision.

Our workshops focus on sculptural techniques with paper and mixed media to bring your creative visions to life. With our founder, Guy, as your guide, you'll explore a variety of techniques related to working with paper and discover new ways of thinking about and working with this versatile medium. Guy's creative process is inspired by nature and a fascination with different materials, and he encourages participants to ask questions and develop their own unique language to use in their creative work.

At The Paper Lab, we value in-depth familiarity with paper and personal expression in the material. We work in a variety of techniques and offer a laboratory-style approach that allows all participants to be in a personal process and process their inspiration, ideas, and images with the support of our team. Through experimentation, we learn to connect different layers of time and composition, explore the layers and subtleties that reflect the process unique to you, and create an authentic manuscript in the material.

Our laboratory is open to artists from any field with an attraction to internal research and creation in paper and the world of materials close to it. We believe in simplicity, logic, and hard work as the main foundations for the creative process, and we expose participants to these principles in our workshops. You will receive tools to develop your own language and personal approach to the material, release your creative power, and expand your toolbox and access to the materials. Join us at The Paper Lab and let's explore the endless possibilities of paper together in a physical space.

Participants will have the option to choose between two special edition workshop types:

Workshop 1:

3D Paper Making & Casting

One session of 4-hour on September 18th or 19th or 20th, 2023 in the evenings

info: https://lougashi.com/paper-lab-workshop/3d-paper-making-and-paper-casting-iapma

Workshop 2:

3-day workshop, 4 hours per session

On September 18th, 19th, and 20th, 2023 in the mornings

In this workshop, we will delve deeper into the topics covered in the 3D Paper Making & Casting workshop in the first meeting.

We will explore various methods and techniques in paper processing using a sewing machine, as well as the art of paper fibers. Through the workshop, participants will also learn the skill of creating fiber-based artwork and how to incorporate embroidery techniques onto paper.

Participants in the workshop can choose from the following topics:

Paper Installation

Collage workshop - Manipulation

Concept workshop on paper - self-typography

*** This workshop includes half hour long personal introductory meeting on Zoom, where we will get to know each other, discuss your goals and interests, and plan the right training for you. During this meeting, we will also draw up a work plan tailored to the number of sessions you sign up for. Our aim is to provide you with personalized guidance and support throughout your creative journey with us.

info: https://lougashi.com/paper-lab-workshop/paper-lab-iapma

  • It is important to note that additional dates may be added to both workshops as there is high demand. The possible added dates are: September 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 2023.

FAQ for workshop participants: "Can I take my work with me on the plane?"

Answer: Yes, absolutely, inside a plastic container with a lid and clips.

*Here we also recommend doing small experiments.

Before signing up for the workshop, we encourage you to contact us with any relevant questions or for further information. We want to ensure that this workshop is the right fit for you and that you have all the information you need to get the most out of the experience.

If you are interested in registering or if you have additional questions, please fill out the contact form at the bottom of the page."

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