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Ceramics focuses on three-dimensional observation, cultivating children's spatial thinking by engaging their hands, eyes, brain, and heart simultaneously. This promotes the development of both brain hemispheres, enhancing observation skills, concentration, and practical abilities. The course uses safe, no-fire stone clay instead of traditional pottery clay. In addition to learning basic clay techniques, children are encouraged to unleash their creativity.
Erica Leong is a full-time craft artist, after-school tutor, continuing education instructor, and Japanese Nagomi Pastel instructor. Her creative work spans polymer clay, ultra-light clay, resin clay, wool felting, epoxy resin, shrink plastic, hand-painting, and more. As a representative of Macau's cultural and creative crafts, she participated in the "Greater Bay Area Cultural Exchange Camp • Concentric Circle Project." Her artwork "Portuguese Rooster" was selected as the representative piece from Macau and remains on display at the Foshan Art Exhibition Hall. She has been interviewed by publications such as "New Generation" and "Cultural and Creative Magazine" and has participated in multiple episodes of the TV programs "Craft Alliance" and "Made in Macau."
Bluebell Music & Art Education Centre II
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