Collage serves as a powerful tool to explore self-image concepts.
This workshop invites participants to engage with their self-perception by utilizing paint, collage, and various materials. The process encourages experimentation with abstraction and the reassessment of traditional self-portrait methods. Participants will integrate found images, symbols, and textures from diverse sources to enrich the artwork's meaning. By the conclusion of the session, attendees will have crafted a distinctive mixed media piece that reflects their identity, showcasing the transformative power of art.
Attendees are required to bring two A4 printouts of themselves for use during the workshop, while all other materials will be supplied. The workshop will be conducted in English.
About Rebecca:
Rebecca Fontaine-Wolf is a versatile artist and curator whose work delves into mirrors and self-portraiture to navigate the intricacies of womanhood, including its tangible experiences and cultural implications. She has pioneered a unique physi-digital mixed media technique that addresses identity, self-image, and digital representation.
Fontaine-Wolf has received the Chelsea Arts Club Trust Award Grant and previously served as vice president of the Society of Women Artists (UK). As the co-founder and director of InFems: Art Collective, she recently curated the exhibition “Lost Girls,” which featured prominent artists like Ai Weiwei and Maggi Hambling. Her work has been showcased at esteemed institutions such as the V&A Museum and Royal College of Art in London, as well as Haus Kunst Mitte in Berlin. She has gained recognition in publications like Forbes, the Guardian, and the BBC, with recent accomplishments including a commission from Carolina Herrera for International Women's Day and her first institutional solo retrospective in Berlin.
Collage Working Club (CWC) provides a weekly open workspace for artists who focus on paper mediums. The program includes alternating ‘drop-in’ sessions and masterclasses with a consistent facilitator, engaging the artist community in the exchange of knowledge and skills. CWC’s primary objective is to offer materials, education, and networking opportunities through collage as both an art form and a means of personal development.
O Collage Working Club (CWC) é um espaço de trabalho semanal aberto a artistas que trabalham com o suporte papel. Organizado no formato de sessões alternadas e masterclasses, tem um facilitador regular, ao mesmo tempo que envolve a comunidade de artistas na partilha de conhecimentos e competências.
Fornecer materiais, educação e ligações é o principal objetivo do CWC, e fá-lo-á através da interdisciplinaridade da colagem como uma forma de arte e uma ferramenta para o crescimento pessoal.