Sanctum of Renewal Programme

Workshop / Demo
Photo of an artist in her studio

Partner Programme

12 Sept 12:00 – 14:00

15 Sept 15:00 – 17:00

17 Sept 19:00 – 21:00

19 Sept 12:00 – 14:00

In Person

PAID

Hart Shoreditch Hotel

61 - 67 Great Eastern St

London

EC2A 3HU

Supported by

Hart Shoreditch Hotel London

Hart Shoreditch will host a series of immersive creative experiences to celebrate the hotel's partnership with Mali Mowcka and her installation 'Sanctum of Renewal'.

Artist Walk & Wooden Collage & Assemblage Workshop – 12th September, 12pm Hotel guests and visitors alike will be invited to discover the beauty of transformation in a hands-on creative workshop inspired by ‘Yūgen’, the Japanese philosophy that underpins ‘Sanctum of Renewal’. Celebrating the subtle and mysterious beauty that exists beyond what is immediately visible, the workshop invites participants to create a unique collage and assemble artwork using a curated selection of reclaimed wood. Each attendee will be guided through the creative process by Mowcka, exploring composition, texture and storytelling while reflecting on themes of renewal, contemplation and our connection to the natural world. Participants will then bring their creations to life with paint and mixed-media techniques, transforming recycled materials into a one-of-a-kind sculptural artwork to take home. Art, Space & Transformation: Panel Talk – 15th September, 3pm Hosted in Hart Shoreditch’s BYRD Lounge, this inspiring panel discussion invites guests to explore how artistic expression, from Shoreditch’s vibrant street art scene and restaurant design to immersive installations, shapes the way we experience places, connect with ourselves and engage with the world around us. Bringing together the artist behind ‘Sanctum of Renewal’, Mali Mowcka; Greg Fruchtenicht from Saira Hospitality, a non-profit organisation transforming the way hotels connect with local communities; Hart Shoreditch General Manager, Lina Zakzeckyte; and Dave Stuart from Shoreditch Street Art Tours, the panel will offer a range of perspectives on the power of creativity. Through an engaging conversation on art and design, the discussion will explore how creative spaces can inspire reflection, influence the way we interact with our surroundings and reveal new perspectives in everyday environments. Material Narratives: Sculpting Wearable Forms – 17th September, 7pm Guests are also invited to join this hands-on workshop, suitable for all experience levels, to create sculptural artwork while exploring sustainable making techniques. Working with natural fibres, textiles and found materials, participants will be encouraged to experiment with texture, structure and form, allowing the materials to inspire the creative process rather than following a fixed design. Led by Ecuadorian-born, London-based designer and artist Maria Cuji, the guided session offers guests the opportunity to discover new techniques and leave with a unique sculptural piece of their own. Paste Up Street Art Workshop 19th September, 12pm Wrapping up the week, will be an immersive workshop inspired by ‘Sanctum of Renewal’ and the Japanese philosophy of ‘Yūgen'. Combining creativity, urban exploration and storytelling, this hands-on experience invites participants to design, create and install their own paste-up artwork while exploring themes of transformation, impermanence and the hidden beauty found in everyday life. Along the way, guests will discover the history and techniques behind paste-up street art, learning how artworks are developed and prepared for public spaces while exploring the powerful relationship between urban art, place and visual storytelling. All proceeds from the events will go to Saira Hospitality.
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