01                    Write an Emoji with illustrator & researcher Yingda Dong
                         Saturday, September 19 | 10:30 – 13:00

Join illustrator and PhD researcher Yingda Dong for Migrating Crafts: Write an Emoji! as we bridge ancient Chinese calligraphy with modern symbols. Experiment with ink, movement, and form to create your own unique visual language.

@yingda_dong
yingdadong.com
02                   Sharing earth. shaping memories with Chiara Caselli
                         Saturday, October 17 | 10:30 – 13:00

Blend clays, pigments, and memories in this hands-on ceramics workshop led by Chiara Caselli. Craft your own plate or bowl, then join a collective table installation celebrating shared identity and heritage.

@ccontinua_
03                    A Cosmological Practice with Omid Nemalhabib
                         Saturday, November 21 | 10:30 – 13:00

Explore writing as a physical process and a migrating concept in graphic designer Omid Nemalhabib’s workshop Struggling Writing. Build custom writing tools from everyday objects and learn from Persian Siyahmashq calligraphy to turn repetition into abstract texture.

@omidnemalhabib
omidnemalhabib.com


04                    To be confirmed! Stay tuned...
                         Saturday, December 19 | 10:30 – 13:00
Migrating Crafts

Wanwai Shum
shumwanwaiww@gmail.com
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Augustina Lavickaite
info@augustina-lavickaite.com
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EN        Wanwai Shum and Augustina Lavickaitė are designers and initiators of Migrating Crafts. In the project, they explore how crafts travel with people and change through new places, cultures, and techniques. For the workshop series, they bring together makers with diverse backgrounds and craft disciplines at Fenix.

NL        Wanwai Shum en Augustina Lavickaitė zijn ontwerpers en initiatiefnemers van Migrating Crafts. In het project onderzoeken zij hoe ambachten meereizen met mensen en veranderen door nieuwe plekken, culturen en technieken. Voor de workshopreeks brengen zij makers met verschillende achtergronden en ambachtelijke disciplines samen in Fenix.
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